| overtone |
harmonic partial higher than the fundamental frequency which contributes to the resonant quality or timbre of sound.
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| overtone |
Unsung tone heard above the highest tone of a properly balanced and matched chord.
Ãâó: adelines.org/terminology.htm
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Crystals can vibrate at many harmonic frequencies. Frequencies which are multiples of the lowest or fundamental frequency are referred to as overtone frequencies. The overtones are usually referred to by the number of the overtone.
Ãâó: www.tedlind.net/glossary.htm
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The Inductorless 3rd-0vertone circuit is similar to the fundamental frequency circuit except the feedback resistor value is made much smaller (typical value varies between 2 kQ to 6 kQ). In this case, the component of inductive admittance due to the resistor is greater than the admittance of the loading capacitance at the fundamental frequency, thereby preventing oscillation at the fundamental frequency. ...
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