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Record 1 2014-10-30

English

Subject field(s)
  • Industrial Electrical Equipment
  • Oscillators and Oscillating Circuits (Electronics)
CONT

Analog oscillator : OSC-7 is a variable frequency oscillator designed to operate in the 7MHz band ... The second analog oscillator offered is the VXO-3.5. It is a 3.5MHz variable oscillator module in the same package as the OSC-7.

OBS

In the music industry, an analog oscillator is a sound processing device.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Appareillage électrique industriel
  • Circuits oscillants et oscillateurs (Électronique)
CONT

Le récipient [du miroir liquide] est entraîné par un moteur synchrone. [...] La vitesse du moteur est régularisée par une source AC à fréquence variable (oscillateur analogique).

OBS

Oscillateur : dispositif produisant un courant alternatif dont la fréquence est déterminée par les caractéristiques propres du dispositif.

OBS

Analogique s'oppose à numérique.

Spanish

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