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An element or device which receives information in the form of one quantity and coverts it to information in the form of the same or another quantity. (See I/P)
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An electronic sensing device mounted in a boat's bilge or at the bottom of the transom to provide data for a depth sounder.
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A device that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy, such as a speaker.
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A metallic disk electronically activated to vibrate a Ultra sonic speed causing water to nebulise into sub 5 Micron droplets that can be suspended in air.
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Any device that changes mechanical or acoustic energy into an electrical signal or vice versa. (ie a pickup converts kinetic motion into an electrical signal, a speaker converts an electrical signal into kinetic motion). Mics, pickups, and loudspeakers are all transducers. The term transducer is often used with accelerometer style piezo pickups, but is not exclusive to such pickups.
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