Sentence examples for memory oscilloscope from inspiring English sources

The firing patterns of a single fiber were displayed on a memory oscilloscope (VC-11, Japan) and recorded via an A/D board to a computer hard drive and stored for offline analysis.

ECG signals were amplified with an amplifier (Dual-beam memory oscilloscope VC-10, Nihon Kohden, Tokyo, Japan), and data were collected using Chart v5.5 software (PowerLab System, AD Instruments Pty Ltd ,Bella Vista, Australia).

Action potentials of single neurons were recorded using the active bridge mode of an Axoclamp 2 B amplifier (Axon Instruments, Foster City, CA, USA), amplified (1,000×), filtered (0.3 3 kHz) with an AC/DC amplifier (DAM 50, World Precision Instruments, Hertfordshire, UK), and viewed on a memory oscilloscope (Tektronix, Courtaboeuf, France).

The results are recorded on a storage oscilloscope for later display.

The membrane potential was monitored on a digital storage oscilloscope (2211, Tektronix).

The data were monitored on a storage oscilloscope while being recorded on a thermal array recorder.

Due to its limited memory, the oscilloscope can only record a sequence over a 26.2 µs time span at once while reading data from the oscilloscope memory resulted in a dead time around 0.5 second for each sequence.

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.

Nevertheless, the PRSPC prototype is not the ultimate solution for real time data acquisition due to the long overhead time spent on reading data from the oscilloscope memory.

The segmented memory feature of the digital oscilloscope is used to increase the number of pulses that can be captured with the limited memory: The oscilloscope stores information only during the active periods so that the memory is not used during the inactive periods.

Mr. Beaman's heart comes with a microprocessor, memory, a timer, a noisemaker and "an oscilloscope display".