- An oscilloscope, (formerly
known as an
oscillograph), (informally
scope or O-scope) is a type of
electronic test
instrument that
graphically displays varying...
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designed and m****-produced
practical oscilloscopes (which he
called oscillographs) for all
types of laboratory, automotive/equipment
servicing and manufacturing...
- An
electromagnetic oscillograph is an
oscillograph which measures variations of
electric current by
having it go
through a
magnetic coil.
Variations in...
- photographically.
Another type of
paper chart recorder was the
light beam
oscillograph. It had a
bandwidth of ~5 kHz full
scale (approximately 100
times higher...
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oscilloscope is a
consequence of
multiple generations of
development of the
oscillograph, cathode-ray tubes,
analog oscilloscopes, and
digital electronics. The...
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drastically reduce the
voltage requirements for the device. The
Cathode Ray
Oscillograph was
subsequently commercialized and
became the
basis for the
modern oscilloscope...
- ISBN 9781135819989. Johnson, J. B. (1
September 1922). "A Low
Voltage Cathode Ray
Oscillograph". JOSA. 6 (7): 701–712. Bibcode:1922JOSA....6..701J. doi:10.1364/JOSA...
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present with two ****istants in the N area of the
control room, at the
oscillographs;
supposed to
monitor the
slowdown rate of the
spinning down
turbo generator...
- pentane-2,4-dione). More
exotic substrates have been used. The
resulting oscillographic records often show
distinctive features, for
example as
reported by...
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engineer and physicist. He is the
inventor of the
electromechanical oscillograph and a
system of
photometric units of measurement.
Blondel was born in...
