suppresser
- noun
- /səˈprɛsər/
- Specialized
- The electrician installed a suppresser to protect sensitive equipment from voltage spikes.
Examples
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Using a suppresser can help prevent interference in audio systems.
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The laboratory required each machine to have an electrical suppresser fitted.
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The suppresser helped stabilize the circuit's performance.
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I need a new suppresser for my electrical project.
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The electrician installed a suppresser to protect sensitive equipment from voltage spikes.
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Using a suppresser can help prevent interference in audio systems.
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The laboratory required each machine to have an electrical suppresser fitted.
Synonyms
A device that allows some frequencies in electrical signals to pass and blocks others
An electrical device that reduces the flow of electric current
A device that reduces unwanted electrical current or noise in circuits
A device that protects things like computers and TVs from sudden rises in electricity
A device that protects electronic equipment from sudden power surges
A device that protects electrical equipment from sudden power surges
A device that stops movement or limits flow in machines and electrical systems
A device that blocks unwanted signals in electronic equipment
A circuit part that blocks signals in a specific frequency band
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Etymology
Suppresser comes from the Latin supprimere ('under' + 'to press') and is related to the familiar word press. An electrical suppresser 'presses down' unwanted currents or spikes, so it is a device that reduces or removes harmful signals.