radio-frequency alternator
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radio-frequency alternator
(′rād·ē·ō ¦frē·kwən·sē ′öl·tə′nād·ər)
(electricity) A rotating-type alternator designed to produce high power at frequencies above power-line values but generally lower than 100,000 hertz; used chiefly for high-frequency heating.
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