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resonator

[ rez-uh-ney-ter ]

noun

  1. anything that resonates.
  2. an appliance for increasing sound by resonance.
  3. an instrument for detecting the presence of a particular frequency by means of resonance.
  4. Electronics.
    1. a hollow enclosure cavity resonator made of conducting material of such dimensions that electromagnetic radiation of a certain frequency will resonate.
    2. any circuit having this frequency characteristic.


resonator

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noun

  1. any body or system that displays resonance, esp a tuned electrical circuit or a conducting cavity in which microwaves are generated by a resonant current
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of resonator1

First recorded in 1865–70; resonate + -or 2
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Others had done similar things, Rybka notes, but earlier efforts made the higher mode resonator ring strongly at one frequency or made it tunable, not both.

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The oscillators used in the study consist of thin strips of superconducting material patterned on an insulating substrate to form microwave resonators, a technology fully compatible with the most advanced superconducting quantum computers.

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