Sentence examples for cathode-ray oscilloscope from inspiring English sources
Braun is also known as the developer of the cathode-ray oscilloscope.
By 1922 they were able to amplify the electrical responses of a single nerve fibre and analyze them with a cathode-ray oscilloscope that they had developed.
The advent of the cathode-ray oscilloscope and its application to aircraft spurred the avionics revolution, which had begun with relatively primitive radios.
The reflected pulses from the skin, brain ventricle, skull, and other head structures are recorded and amplified with a cathode-ray oscilloscope, giving a measure of the distance between the probe and the reflecting surfaces.
This effect, when coupled with the controlled deflection of a cathode ray by electric or magnetic fields, gives rise to the cathode-ray oscilloscope (cathode-ray tube [CRT]) for monitoring variations and values of an alternating voltage or current and to the picture tube of television and radar.
They called him Bullet Bob, and if any proof were needed beyond the 1,265 strikeouts and 101 wins he racked up in 12 seasons in the American League, it was provided early in his career by a DuMont cathode-ray oscilloscope, whose photoelectric eye clocked his fastball at 94 to 98 miles per hour.
While rummaging through old State Department cables, he realized the significance of a case involving a California couple who had exported dozens of high-speed cathode-ray oscilloscopes and special cameras to Hong Kong, where they were picked up by Pakistani agents.
On the side, since 1929, they had operated a department for scientific instruments under Dr. Lieni Wegmann, in which electron microscopes and high-voltage cathode-ray oscilloscopes had been developed.
The cathode ray oscilloscope is an instrument designed to display the voltage variations, periodic or otherwise, that are met with in electronic circuits and elsewhere.
Digital storage oscilloscopes consist of a conventional analog cathode ray oscilloscope with the added facility that the measured analog signal can be converted to digital format and stored in computer memory within the instrument.
