transducer
IPA: trænsdˈusɝ
noun
- A device that converts energy from one form into another.
- (computing theory) A state machine that generates output based on a given input.
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Examples of "transducer" in Sentences
- A miniature acoustical transducer.
- The transducer is of the inductive type.
- A resistor is in series with the transducer.
- A focusing lens is coupled to the transducer.
- The resulting single transducer is called the lexicon transducer.
- The transducer coacts with the media to transduce data therefrom.
- A piezoelectric transducer mounted in the gyro measures the dither.
- An ultrasonic transducer is attached to the other end of the mounting frame.
- The assembly comprises a transducer holder that receives a transducer therein.
- The transducer drives the centre of the first resonator, causing it to vibrate.
- The human ear cannot hear these echoes, so a special wand called a transducer is used.
- An object called a transducer is carried along the body, usually around the stomach when it comes to pregnancy.
- The petty officer paid close attention to the cable and halted the winch when the transducer was a hundred feet down.
- The technician skidded a rodlike device, called a transducer, across my abdomen and pictures of my uterus were flashed onto the monitor.
- Pelvic floor physiotherapist Anne Patterson, said the transducer was a piece of equipment that would enable she and her colleagues to do their job better.
- Then he or she will move a device called a transducer over your abdomen, and images of your liver will be transmitted via the transducer to a video screen.
- Conventional ultrasonic testing uses the principle of sending a pulsed beam of high ultrasound from a handheld transducer, which is placed upon the surface of the weld being tested.
- The major breakthrough was Martin Rodbell's realization that there was a switch between these two steps, and that this switch, which he called the transducer, could be turned on by a high-energy compound, guanosine triphosphate.