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oscillator a vibrating souce of energy that can produce sound. Electronic devices can serve as oscillators to create sound
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oscilloscope A test device that allows measurement of electronic signals by displaying the waveform on a CRT screen.
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oscillator A technical indicator that measures (usually) the velocity of shorter-term price action to determine whether a market is overbought or oversold. Well-known oscillators include the relative strength index (RSI) and stochastics. See also Momentum and Rate of Change.
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oscillator An electronic sound source. In an analog synthesizer, oscillators typically produce regularly repeating fluctuations in voltage; that is, they oscillate. In a digital synth, an oscillator more typically plays back a complex waveform by reading the numbers in a wavetable.
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oscillator A device which produces an alternating current or pulsating current or voltage electronically.
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