Usually means: Radio signal detector using metal filings.
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▸ noun:  (physics) A detector of radio waves used in very early radio receivers.

Similar:
autocoherer, cymoscope, radiodetector, scanner, coercimeter, cryodetector, radio interferometer, photodetector, supersonic heterodyne receiver, photoreceiver, more...

Adjectives:
anti, metallic, sensitive, improved, new, simple, wireless, ordinary, granular, branly, original

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Similar:
autocoherer, cymoscope, radiodetector, scanner, coercimeter, cryodetector, radio interferometer, photodetector, supersonic heterodyne receiver, photoreceiver, more...

Adjectives:
anti, metallic, sensitive, improved, new, simple, wireless, ordinary, granular, branly, original



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