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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.
A reversible procedure for coding that assigns shorter code-words to frequent events and longer code-words to less frequent events.
Industry:Software
A) To connect jack A to jack B on a patch bay with a patch cord.
b) A section of curved, non-planar surface; it can be likened to a rectangular rubber sheet which can be pulled in all directions. c) Section of coding inserted into a routine to correct a mistake or alter the routine. It is usually not inserted into the actual sequence of the routine being corrected, but placed somewhere else. A jump to the patch and a return to the routine are then provided.
Industry:Software
Permanently programmed memory. Maskprogrammed ROMs are programmed by the chip manufacturer. PROMs (Programmable ROMs) can be programmed by the user. EPROMs (Erasable PROMs) can be erased with ultraviolet light and then reprogrammed.
Industry:Software
A) Passage of tape over a head in a direction other than perpendicular to the height of the gap. b) Term used for an ADO action whereby rectangles become trapezoids.
Industry:Software
A) SMPTE 12M - A digital code recorded by video and audio magnetic tape recorders, identifying each frame with a unique and complete address. Unassigned bits permit limited production identification. The time and control code was developed for 525-line/60- field systems. An international version compatible with SMPTE 12M is described in IEC Publication 461. Variants have evolved for 24- and 25- frame systems.
b) Cinematography - A digital code format applicable to motion-picture film at 24, 25, or 30 frames/sec. Two types are described: Type C, a continuous code very similar to SMPTE 12M and IEC Publication 461 to be read from continuously moving film, and Type B, a non-continuous block-type code for intermittently moving film, but still decodable with the same type of electronic equipment used to read Type C.
Industry:Software
The main window for working with icons and customising your view of the file system. You place files and directories from all over the file system here for easy access; placing them in the Workspace does not change their actual location in the file system.
Industry:Software
A) A device for scanning photographic motion-picture images and transcoding them into an electronic signal in one of the standardised or accepted video formats. b) Film scanner is a general term, and may be applied to slow-rate as well as real-time transcoding, and may provide the input to a recorder, a signal processor, a transmission channel, or any other desired peripheral system.
Industry:Software
A) A vector is a directed edge. That is, given points A and B, the line that connects A and B becomes a vector if we specify its direction (i.e., which point is the start point). The vector that goes from A to B is not the same vector as the one that goes from B to A. Vectors exist in 3D; they connect points in 3D space. b) An entity that possesses the attributes of a norm and a direction. It can be defined in 3D space by two points, one representing the origin and the other, the extremity. c) A motion compensation parameter that tells a decoder how to shift part of a previous picture to more closely approximate the current picture.
Industry:Software
