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oscilloscope in British English

(ɒˈsɪləˌskəʊp)

noun

an instrument for producing a representation of a quantity that rapidly changes with time on the screen of a cathode-ray tube. The changes are converted into electric signals, which are applied to plates in the cathode-ray tube. Changes in the magnitude of the potential across the plates deflect the electron beam and thus produce a trace on the screen

oscilloscope in American English

(əˈsɪləˌskoʊp; ˈɑsəloʊˌskoʊp)

noun

a type of oscillograph that visually displays an electrical wave on a fluorescent screen, as of a cathode-ray tube

Derived forms

oscilloscopic (osˌcilloˈscopic) (əˈsɪləˈskɑpɪk; ˈɑsəloʊˈskɑpɪk)

adjective

Word origin

< L oscillare, to swing + -scope

oscilloscope in Electrical Engineering

(ɒsɪləskoʊp)

Word forms: (regular plural) oscilloscopes

noun

(Electrical engineering: Instrumentation, measuring, and testing, Instrument)

An oscilloscope is an instrument that displays voltage or current against a base of time.

An oscilloscope is helpful in determining if the amplitude of the input waveform needs to be increased.

An oscilloscope check showed that modulation was limited to about 80 percent.

An oscilloscope is an instrument that displays voltage or current against a base of time.

cathode ray oscilloscope

Examples of 'oscilloscope' in a sentence
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On a nearby trolley stood an oscilloscope and, beside it, a printer traced a line with an ink-pen on a slowly scrolling chart.

单词	oscilloscope
释义	Trends of oscilloscope View usage for: oscilloscope in British English (ɒˈsɪləˌskəʊp) noun an instrument for producing a representation of a quantity that rapidly changes with time on the screen of a cathode-ray tube. The changes are converted into electric signals, which are applied to plates in the cathode-ray tube. Changes in the magnitude of the potential across the plates deflect the electron beam and thus produce a trace on the screen oscilloscope in American English (əˈsɪləˌskoʊp; ˈɑsəloʊˌskoʊp) noun a type of oscillograph that visually displays an electrical wave on a fluorescent screen, as of a cathode-ray tube Derived forms oscilloscopic (osˌcilloˈscopic) (əˈsɪləˈskɑpɪk; ˈɑsəloʊˈskɑpɪk) adjective Word origin < L oscillare, to swing + -scope oscilloscope in Electrical Engineering (ɒsɪləskoʊp) Word forms: (regular plural) oscilloscopes noun (Electrical engineering: Instrumentation, measuring, and testing, Instrument) An oscilloscope is an instrument that displays voltage or current against a base of time. An oscilloscope is helpful in determining if the amplitude of the input waveform needs to be increased. An oscilloscope check showed that modulation was limited to about 80 percent. An oscilloscope is an instrument that displays voltage or current against a base of time. cathode ray oscilloscope Examples of 'oscilloscope' in a sentence oscilloscope On a nearby trolley stood an oscilloscope and, beside it, a printer traced a line with an ink-pen on a slowly scrolling chart. Stewart, Michael GRACE
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