It is used in when high frequency current degrades packaging machines, radar joints, and welding equipment.
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He pioneered the therapeutic application of high frequency current to the body, founding the field of " electrotherapy ".
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The BNC connector is still in common use for coaxial cables that carry high frequency currents between pieces of electronics and communications equipment.
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In the series clipper, clipping effectiveness is reduced for the same reason as the high frequency current passes through without being sufficiently blocked.
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A complete outfit for X-ray work is provided; also a small resonator for applying the high frequency current and a large solenoid within which the patient can be placed.
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In the summer of 1889 Tesla traveled to the arc lighting system but found that the high frequency current overheated the iron core and melted the insulation between the primary and secondary windings in the coil.
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Nikola Tesla claimed as early as 1899 to have used a high frequency current to light gas-filled lamps from over away Long Island to demonstrate means to send and receive power without connecting wires.
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The line transformer was designed to have higher than normal leakage inductance to tolerate the short circuit occurring while the gap remained ionized, or for the few milliseconds until the high frequency current had died away.
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This technique is equally valid for coaxial interconnects, and many camcorders have ferrite cores fitted to some of their auxiliary cables such as DC charging and external audio input, to break the high frequency current flow if the user inadvertently creates a ground loop when connecting external equipment.
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In Thalamotomy, a needle electrode is placed into the thalamus, and the patient must cooperate with tasks assigned to find the affected area-after this area of the thalamus is located, a small high frequency current is applied to the electrode and this destroys a small part of the thalamus.
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