Definition of staticizer in English:

staticizer

(also staticiser)

noun ˈstatɪsʌɪzə

Computing Electronics rare

A device which converts a sequence of signals into a static (time-independent) form; a device which converts a series of bits arriving successively to an array of simultaneous states, thereby storing them; specifically a delay line that accepts a sequence of signals as input and sets up a circulating pulse train that continues until the delay line is reset.

Origin

1940s; earliest use found in Douglas Hartree (1897–1958), mathematician and theoretical physicist. From static + -izer.

Definition of staticizer in US English:

staticizer

(also staticiser)

nounˈstatɪsʌɪzə

Computing Electronics rare

A device which converts a sequence of signals into a static (time-independent) form; a device which converts a series of bits arriving successively to an array of simultaneous states, thereby storing them; specifically a delay line that accepts a sequence of signals as input and sets up a circulating pulse train that continues until the delay line is reset.

Origin

1940s; earliest use found in Douglas Hartree (1897–1958), mathematician and theoretical physicist. From static + -izer.

单词	staticizer
释义	Definition of staticizer in English: staticizer (also staticiser) noun ˈstatɪsʌɪzə Computing Electronics rare A device which converts a sequence of signals into a static (time-independent) form; a device which converts a series of bits arriving successively to an array of simultaneous states, thereby storing them; specifically a delay line that accepts a sequence of signals as input and sets up a circulating pulse train that continues until the delay line is reset. Origin 1940s; earliest use found in Douglas Hartree (1897–1958), mathematician and theoretical physicist. From static + -izer. Definition of staticizer in US English: staticizer (also staticiser) nounˈstatɪsʌɪzə Computing Electronics rare A device which converts a sequence of signals into a static (time-independent) form; a device which converts a series of bits arriving successively to an array of simultaneous states, thereby storing them; specifically a delay line that accepts a sequence of signals as input and sets up a circulating pulse train that continues until the delay line is reset. Origin 1940s; earliest use found in Douglas Hartree (1897–1958), mathematician and theoretical physicist. From static + -izer.
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