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damping resistor

(′dam·piŋ ri′zis·tər)

(electricity) A resistor that is placed across a parallel resonant circuit or in series with a series resonant circuit to decrease the Q factor and thereby eliminate ringing. A noninductive resistor placed across an analog meter to increase damping.


 
 
 

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