resonance method
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resonance method
(′rez·ən·əns ′meth·əd)
(electricity) A method of determining the impedance of a circuit element, in which resonance frequency of a resonant circuit containing the element is measured.
(engineering) In ultrasonic testing, a method of measuring the thickness of a metal by varying the frequency of the beam transmitted to excite a maximum amplitude of vibration.
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