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modulators

n. (plural of modulator English)

Usage examples of "modulators".

It's to do with the way the GRASER modulators initiate the particle annihilations.

The only way we'll get those modulators is from that company in France that Aub mentioned.

One by one the additional modified modulators were switched in and brought up to operating power, compressing the return energy into an ever-decreasing radius centered on the middle of the empty circle.

All I have to do now is activate the focusing modulators to direct the return energy on to some specific point.

You know how the J-bomb director modulators focus all the hi-radiation on one selected target point.

She sat and listened for a little while to the faint and comforting hum of all the equipment in the house—the com on standby, the temperature modulators, some gadget or other belonging to Miles.

It was the bank of high-frequency modulators that made this different from any conventional imagers.

Under program control—programs mostly maintained by Anne Reynolt, despite Trud’s claims—the modulators could tweak and stimulate the Focus virus in the victim’s head.

At every turn, their headlights picked out bewildering collections of every spare part imaginable: crated interrupters, gravitron compensators, wave shunts, dynamos, telsa coils, amplifiers, generators, multipliers, Drive oscillators, resonance waveguides, Deighton modulators, the billion and one items necessary to maintain a sizable fleet aloft and in fighting trim.

Pieces of crystal modulators flew out, along with a geyser of raw energy-and the ship began to stagger along a curving path.

He realized his vocal modulators had gone into default register and quickly reset them to the deeper tone that, though it took up far more memory in mimicry of organic resonators, exhibited less of the characteristic droid "metallic" quality.