Definition of oscilloscope in English:

oscilloscope

noun əˈsɪləskəʊpəˈsɪləˌskoʊp

A device for viewing oscillations by a display on the screen of a cathode ray tube.
Example sentencesExamples
- Special test patterns are designed for use with instrumentation such as color analyzers, photometers, waveform monitors, and oscilloscopes.
- The signal was isolated from the excitation laser beam with a glass filter and a pinhole, detected by a photomultiplier tube, and recorded by a digital oscilloscope.
- During testing, the current was continuously monitored on an oscilloscope positioned adjacent to the testing chamber, thereby allowing constant observation of the animals as well.
- The square pulses were monitored displaying the signal in an oscilloscope.
- The screenshot was taken while looping pattern five, so you can see the activity of the individual instruments in the oscilloscopes at the upper right.
- The voltage will produce a waveform on the oscilloscope.
- It is important to understand the fundamental difference between real-time oscilloscopes and sampling oscilloscopes.
- ‘We now troubleshoot them manually using voltage meters and oscilloscopes,’ he said.
- On an oscilloscope, standard alternating current power looks like a wave with peaks and valleys occurring 60 times a second.
- An external trigger is provided for analogue signal analysis using an oscilloscope.
- This varying current can then be used to activate a meter or oscilloscope or, after suitable processing, make an audio tape or some such permanent record.
- A new method for correcting common timing errors in high-speed oscilloscopes has been developed by researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
- One member of the radio society even has a major collection of cathode ray oscilloscopes, which he displays along one complete wall in his home.
- In single-channel experiments, the membrane current was monitored with an oscilloscope and recorded on a chart recorder for data analysis by hand.
- The output signals from the signal conditioner were also displayed on a digital oscilloscope for online evaluation.
- The service man, say, uses an oscilloscope to measure electric voltages in more or less arbitrary parts of the surface of a non-functioning TV set.
- In the past couple of years, oscilloscopes have sailed through the gigahertz barrier.
- He typed in a command on the keyboard, and the playback fed into the oscilloscope's fluorescent cathode-ray screen.
- Single-channel current fluctuations were displayed on an oscilloscope and recorded on Digital Audio Tape.
- The amplified signal was monitored with a storage oscilloscope and recorded with a tape recorder or a strip chart recorder.

Derivatives

oscilloscopic

adjective əsɪləˈskɒpɪk

The transducer detects echoes before being converted into electrical signals that are represented on an oscilloscopic display.
Example sentencesExamples
- You can actually see ‘eureka moments’ and ‘collaborative tension’ by glancing at the oscilloscopic traces.

Definition of oscilloscope in US English:

oscilloscope

nounəˈsiləˌskōpəˈsɪləˌskoʊp

A device for viewing oscillations, as of electrical voltage or current, by a display on the screen of a cathode ray tube.
Example sentencesExamples
- The service man, say, uses an oscilloscope to measure electric voltages in more or less arbitrary parts of the surface of a non-functioning TV set.
- The screenshot was taken while looping pattern five, so you can see the activity of the individual instruments in the oscilloscopes at the upper right.
- The signal was isolated from the excitation laser beam with a glass filter and a pinhole, detected by a photomultiplier tube, and recorded by a digital oscilloscope.
- The amplified signal was monitored with a storage oscilloscope and recorded with a tape recorder or a strip chart recorder.
- The output signals from the signal conditioner were also displayed on a digital oscilloscope for online evaluation.
- This varying current can then be used to activate a meter or oscilloscope or, after suitable processing, make an audio tape or some such permanent record.
- Single-channel current fluctuations were displayed on an oscilloscope and recorded on Digital Audio Tape.
- He typed in a command on the keyboard, and the playback fed into the oscilloscope's fluorescent cathode-ray screen.
- In the past couple of years, oscilloscopes have sailed through the gigahertz barrier.
- ‘We now troubleshoot them manually using voltage meters and oscilloscopes,’ he said.
- During testing, the current was continuously monitored on an oscilloscope positioned adjacent to the testing chamber, thereby allowing constant observation of the animals as well.
- In single-channel experiments, the membrane current was monitored with an oscilloscope and recorded on a chart recorder for data analysis by hand.
- An external trigger is provided for analogue signal analysis using an oscilloscope.
- One member of the radio society even has a major collection of cathode ray oscilloscopes, which he displays along one complete wall in his home.
- The square pulses were monitored displaying the signal in an oscilloscope.
- The voltage will produce a waveform on the oscilloscope.
- It is important to understand the fundamental difference between real-time oscilloscopes and sampling oscilloscopes.
- Special test patterns are designed for use with instrumentation such as color analyzers, photometers, waveform monitors, and oscilloscopes.
- A new method for correcting common timing errors in high-speed oscilloscopes has been developed by researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
- On an oscilloscope, standard alternating current power looks like a wave with peaks and valleys occurring 60 times a second.

单词	oscilloscope
释义	Definition of oscilloscope in English: oscilloscope noun əˈsɪləskəʊpəˈsɪləˌskoʊp A device for viewing oscillations by a display on the screen of a cathode ray tube. Example sentencesExamples Special test patterns are designed for use with instrumentation such as color analyzers, photometers, waveform monitors, and oscilloscopes. The signal was isolated from the excitation laser beam with a glass filter and a pinhole, detected by a photomultiplier tube, and recorded by a digital oscilloscope. During testing, the current was continuously monitored on an oscilloscope positioned adjacent to the testing chamber, thereby allowing constant observation of the animals as well. The square pulses were monitored displaying the signal in an oscilloscope. The screenshot was taken while looping pattern five, so you can see the activity of the individual instruments in the oscilloscopes at the upper right. The voltage will produce a waveform on the oscilloscope. It is important to understand the fundamental difference between real-time oscilloscopes and sampling oscilloscopes. ‘We now troubleshoot them manually using voltage meters and oscilloscopes,’ he said. On an oscilloscope, standard alternating current power looks like a wave with peaks and valleys occurring 60 times a second. An external trigger is provided for analogue signal analysis using an oscilloscope. This varying current can then be used to activate a meter or oscilloscope or, after suitable processing, make an audio tape or some such permanent record. A new method for correcting common timing errors in high-speed oscilloscopes has been developed by researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology. One member of the radio society even has a major collection of cathode ray oscilloscopes, which he displays along one complete wall in his home. In single-channel experiments, the membrane current was monitored with an oscilloscope and recorded on a chart recorder for data analysis by hand. The output signals from the signal conditioner were also displayed on a digital oscilloscope for online evaluation. The service man, say, uses an oscilloscope to measure electric voltages in more or less arbitrary parts of the surface of a non-functioning TV set. In the past couple of years, oscilloscopes have sailed through the gigahertz barrier. He typed in a command on the keyboard, and the playback fed into the oscilloscope's fluorescent cathode-ray screen. Single-channel current fluctuations were displayed on an oscilloscope and recorded on Digital Audio Tape. The amplified signal was monitored with a storage oscilloscope and recorded with a tape recorder or a strip chart recorder. Derivatives oscilloscopic adjective əsɪləˈskɒpɪk The transducer detects echoes before being converted into electrical signals that are represented on an oscilloscopic display. Example sentencesExamples You can actually see ‘eureka moments’ and ‘collaborative tension’ by glancing at the oscilloscopic traces. Definition of oscilloscope in US English: oscilloscope nounəˈsiləˌskōpəˈsɪləˌskoʊp A device for viewing oscillations, as of electrical voltage or current, by a display on the screen of a cathode ray tube. Example sentencesExamples The service man, say, uses an oscilloscope to measure electric voltages in more or less arbitrary parts of the surface of a non-functioning TV set. The screenshot was taken while looping pattern five, so you can see the activity of the individual instruments in the oscilloscopes at the upper right. The signal was isolated from the excitation laser beam with a glass filter and a pinhole, detected by a photomultiplier tube, and recorded by a digital oscilloscope. The amplified signal was monitored with a storage oscilloscope and recorded with a tape recorder or a strip chart recorder. The output signals from the signal conditioner were also displayed on a digital oscilloscope for online evaluation. This varying current can then be used to activate a meter or oscilloscope or, after suitable processing, make an audio tape or some such permanent record. Single-channel current fluctuations were displayed on an oscilloscope and recorded on Digital Audio Tape. He typed in a command on the keyboard, and the playback fed into the oscilloscope's fluorescent cathode-ray screen. In the past couple of years, oscilloscopes have sailed through the gigahertz barrier. ‘We now troubleshoot them manually using voltage meters and oscilloscopes,’ he said. During testing, the current was continuously monitored on an oscilloscope positioned adjacent to the testing chamber, thereby allowing constant observation of the animals as well. In single-channel experiments, the membrane current was monitored with an oscilloscope and recorded on a chart recorder for data analysis by hand. An external trigger is provided for analogue signal analysis using an oscilloscope. One member of the radio society even has a major collection of cathode ray oscilloscopes, which he displays along one complete wall in his home. The square pulses were monitored displaying the signal in an oscilloscope. The voltage will produce a waveform on the oscilloscope. It is important to understand the fundamental difference between real-time oscilloscopes and sampling oscilloscopes. Special test patterns are designed for use with instrumentation such as color analyzers, photometers, waveform monitors, and oscilloscopes. A new method for correcting common timing errors in high-speed oscilloscopes has been developed by researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology. On an oscilloscope, standard alternating current power looks like a wave with peaks and valleys occurring 60 times a second.
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