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syntonize, v. Electr.|ˈsɪntənaɪz|
[f. syntonic a.2 + -ize.]
trans. To make syntonic; to ‘tune’ or adjust to the same or corresponding frequencies, as a transmitter and receiver in wireless telegraphy. Hence ˈsyntonized, -izing ppl. adjs.; also ˌsyntoniˈzation, the action of syntonizing; ˈsyntonizer, an apparatus for syntonizing.
1892Lodge Mod. Views Electr. xvi. 355 Vacuum tubes..attached to an ordinary syntonized receiver. 1898Edin. Rev. Oct. 307 The Marconi apparatus seems to lend itself imperfectly to the ‘sharp syntonisation’. 1898Engineering Mag. XVI. 142/1 Lodge's System of Syntonized Wireless Telegraphy. 1900S. R. Bottone Wireless Telegr. iv. 107 These [pegs] serve as supports for the rods which are used as ‘wings’ or syntonizers. 1901Munsey's Mag. June 365/1 A system..that would be able to syntonize or select its despatches. |