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Pronunciation / Transliteration: hasshinki
"水晶発振器はクロック信号を作るために使われます。"
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An apparatus for generating oscillating electric currents or voltages.
"The radio transmitter uses a crystal oscillator to maintain a stable frequency."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the Latin 'oscillatus', past participle of 'oscillare' (to swing), from 'oscillum' (a swing, diminutive of os, face).
Which of the following is the closest synonym for "oscillator"?
10 Global Lexicons: How "oscillator" is said worldwide
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oscillateur
Transliteration: oscillateur
"L'oscillateur produit un signal périodique."
Oszillator
Transliteration: Oszillator
"Der Oszillator erzeugt eine gleichmäßige Schwingung."
oscillatore
Transliteration: oscillatore
"L'oscillatore è un componente fondamentale del circuito."
oscilador
Transliteration: oscilador
"El circuito incluye un oscilador de alta frecuencia."
oscilador
Transliteration: oscilador
"O oscilador gera ondas eletromagnéticas."
दोलित्र
Transliteration: dolitra
"यह परिपथ एक दोलित्र का उपयोग करता है।"
振荡器
Transliteration: zhèn dàng qì
"这个电路需要一个稳定的振荡器。"
발진기
Transliteration: baljingi
"이 장치는 정밀한 발진기를 내장하고 있습니다."
発振器
Transliteration: hasshinki
"水晶発振器はクロック信号を作るために使われます。"
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