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Tektronix provides test and measurement instruments, solutions and services for the computer, semiconductor, military/aerospace, consumer electronics and education industries worldwide.
The magnetization of a layer of tape in a roll by the field from a nearby recorded layer, sometimes referred to as “print-thru.”
Industry:Software
Pertaining to the weight or significance assigned to the digits of a number. In the number 123456, the lower order digit is six. The three low-order bits of the binary word 11100101 are 101.
Industry:Software
A device used to modify a signal’s noise characteristics. In video, noise gates provide optimal automatic suppression of snow (signal noise level). In audio, a noise gate provides a settable signal level threshold below which all sound is removed.
Industry:Software
Special non-magnetic tape that can be spliced to either end of a magnetic tape to prevent damage and possible loss of recorded material and to indicate visually where the recorded portion of the tape begins and ends.
Industry:Software
Pattern system electronics capable of modulator effects, continuous rotation effects, pattern border hue modulation, pattern border rainbows, and position modulation.
Industry:Software
A) An auto sequence that causes a machine upon power up to arrive at a default condition. b) Record some data on a disc to allow its segments to be recognised by a controller.
Industry:Software
A) philtre that passes frequencies below a specific frequency.
b) A philtre specifically designed to remove frequencies above the cutoff frequency, and allow those below to pass unprocessed is called a lowpass filter. The effect of a lowpass philtre is to reduce the amplitude of high frequencies. Common examples include the “treble” controls on many lower end radios and stereos, the passive “tone” controls often found on electric guitars and basses, hi-cut philtres on consoles, and of course, this type of philtre is found on many synthesizers.
Industry:Software
A spurious signal of short duration that occurs during reproduction of a tape and is of magnitude considerably in excess of the average peak value of the ordinary system noise.
Industry:Software
A term used to describe a picture condition in which the edge preceding a white object is overshaded toward black. The object appears to have a preceding or leading black border.
Industry:Software
