pulser
/ˈpʌlsər/
noun
- A device or machine that produces regular bursts or pulses, especially of energy, light, or sound.
- A pulser in the sonar system sends out sound waves at regular intervals.
- The technician adjusted the pulser to increase the frequency of the electrical signals.
- The lab uses a laser pulser to generate short, intense flashes of light.
- A part of a medical device that delivers a rhythmic electrical impulse, such as a pacemaker or nerve stimulator.
- A nerve pulser can reduce chronic pain by sending mild electrical pulses to the spine.
- The patient's pulser was checked during the routine follow-up appointment.
- The doctor implanted a cardiac pulser to help regulate the patient's heartbeat.
- A person or thing that pulses, or moves with a rhythmic beat or throb.
- The heart is the body's natural pulser, keeping blood flowing through the veins.
- The dancer was a natural pulser, moving in perfect time with the music.
- In the old factory, the steam engine was a steady pulser, driving all the machinery.
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