synchro
- noun
- /ˈsɪŋkroʊ/
- Specialized
Examples
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Now, Konigsig refers to them as a dihedral synchro Helix, but basically what that means is they do this.
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The SS700 synchro-shuttle gearbox offers a coaxial pump drive.
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PREFORMATTED TABLE Synchro-shuttle gearbox
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The engineer explained that the synchro system allows the motor to match the generator's speed precisely.
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For accurate robotics movements, the synchro mechanism ensures perfect coordination between the electrical generator and the motor.
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In this aircraft, the synchro system plays a crucial role in synchronizing the control surfaces with engine output.
Synonyms
A device that makes two machines move together at the same speed
A system that makes one part turn to match another using electric signals
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word synchro comes from the Greek parts syn- 'together' and chronos 'time'. Think of the device as making parts move 'together in time', so the motor copies the generator's movement to give very accurate position feedback.