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Output Frequency
The frequency of the electrical output signal generated by an oscillator, amplifier, or another electronic device.
Brushless Exciter
A device used to excite the rotor of an alternator or synchronous motor that does not use brushes or sliprings.
Primary Exciter
A device, often a small generator, used to supply the initial current to the field winding of an alternator or to a magnetic coil to start the generation of electricity.
Electric Starter
A device that rotates an internal-combustion engine to initiate the engine's operation under its own power.
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