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Excitation frequency and muscle fatigue: electrical responses during human voluntary and stimulated contractions. Keywords: The self-tuning impact damper uses the rotor speed to tune the resonant frequency of a rattling mass to an engine order excitation frequency. If a single excitation frequency is present, new frequency components will appear at harmonics of the excitation frequency, and if multiple excitation frequencies are present, new frequency components will appear at the intermodulation products as well as at harmonics of each of the excitation frequencies. |
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