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vibrator
Note: This page may contain terms or definitions that are offensive or inappropriate for some readers.vi·bra·tor V0084000 (vī′brā′tər)n. Something that vibrates, especially an electrical device used for massage or sexual gratification.vibrator (vaɪˈbreɪtə) n1. (Mechanical Engineering) a. a device for producing a vibratory motion, such as one used in massage or in the distribution of wet concrete in mouldsb. such a device with a vibrating part or tip, used as a dildo2. (Electronics) a device in which a vibrating conductor interrupts a circuit to produce a pulsating current from a steady current, usually so that the current can then be amplified or the voltage transformed. See also chopper6vi•bra•tor (ˈvaɪ breɪ tər)
n. 1. a person or thing that vibrates or causes vibration. 2. any of various machines or devices causing a vibratory motion or action, esp. one used in massage or to produce sexual stimulation. 3. a. an electrical device in which, by continually repeated impulses, a steady current is changed into an oscillating current. b. a device for producing electric oscillations. [1860–65] Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  vibrator - a mechanical device that vibrates; "a reed is the vibrator that produces the sound"mechanical device - mechanism consisting of a device that works on mechanical principlesvibrating reed, reed - a vibrator consisting of a thin strip of stiff material that vibrates to produce a tone when air streams over it; "the clarinetist fitted a new reed onto his mouthpiece" | | 2. | vibrator - mechanical device that produces vibratory motion; used for massagedildo - a vibrating device that substitutes for an erect penis to provide vaginal stimulationmechanical device - mechanism consisting of a device that works on mechanical principles |
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Note: This page may contain terms or definitions that are offensive or inappropriate for some readers.vibrator1. a. a device for producing a vibratory motion, such as one used in massage or in the distribution of wet concrete in moulds b. such a device with a vibrating part or tip, used as a dildo 2. a device in which a vibrating conductor interrupts a circuit to produce a pulsating current from a steady current, usually so that the current can then be amplified or the voltage transformed Vibrator in the broad sense, any system in which mechanical, electromagnetic, or other oscillations may be excited—for example, strings, tuning forks, pendulums, and oscillatory circuits. In engineering, a vibrator is a vibration exciter, or a device for producing mechanical oscillations that is used independently or as a component of vibration machines and equipment. Vibrators are used to compact concrete mixtures in erecting buildings and structures and in the manufacture of sectional reinforced-concrete products; to mechanize the un-loading of bunkers; to compact earth and road surfaces; in vibration conveyors to transport free-flowing and lump materials; to dislodge castings from molding boxes; and to test designs, instruments, and apparatus for strength and stability. The most popular types are centrifugal vibrators, driven by a built-in electric motor, and internal centrifugal vibrators, in which vibrations are produced by the rotation of unbalanced elements. In electrical measurement technology, a vibrator is the moving part of such instruments as a vibration frequency meter. In radio physics and radio engineering, a vibrator is a segment of a straight conductor, carrying alternating current, which radiates electromagnetic waves (for example, a Hertz dipole). A wire vibrator constitutes the simplest antenna or an element of a more complicated antenna. REFERENCESGorelik, G. S. Kolebaniia i volny: Vvedenie v akustiku, radiofiziku i optiku, 2nd ed. Moscow, 1959.
Gol’dshtein, B. G., and L. P. Petrun’kin. Glubinnye vibratory dlia uplotneniia betona. Moscow, 1966.
Bykhovskii, I. I., and A. M. Vilenkin. Tsentrobezhnyi vibratsionnyi privod stroitel’nykh i dorozhnykh mashin. Moscow, 1968.I. I. BYKHOVSKII and B. G. GOL’DSHTEIN vibrator[′vī‚brād·ər] (electricity) An electromechanical device used primarily to convert direct current to alternating current but also used as a synchronous rectifier; it contains a vibrating reed which has a set of contacts that alternately hit stationary contacts attached to the frame, reversing the direction of current flow; the reed is activated when a soft-iron slug at its tip is attracted to the pole piece of a driving coil. (mechanical engineering) An instrument which produces mechanical oscillations. vibrator  vibrator An oscillating, power-operated machine used to agitate fresh concrete so as to eliminate gross voids including entrapped air (but not entrained air) and to produce intimate contact with form surfaces and embedded materials.vibrator
Note: This page may contain terms or definitions that are offensive or inappropriate for some readers.vibrator [vi´bra-tor] an apparatus used in vibratory treatment.vi·bra·tor (vī'brā-tŏr, tōr), An instrument used for imparting vibrations.vibrator Robopenis Gynecology A cylindrical battery powered device with an internal motor that generates periodic oscillations, traditionally used as an autostimulator/sexual aid. See Sex toy. vibrator An electrically driven reciprocating device used to apply low-frequency repetitive force for the purpose of massaging any part of the body.vibrator
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