SIST IEC 60351-2:2005
(Main)Expression of the properties of cathode-ray oscilloscopes. Part 2: Storage oscilloscopes
Expression of the properties of cathode-ray oscilloscopes. Part 2: Storage oscilloscopes
Applies to storage oscilloscopes with special devices incorporated in the cathode-ray tube permitting the recording of a signal in another way than by the ability of the screen coating to ensure persistence of the display of information.
Expression des qualités des oscillographes cathodiques. Deuxičme partie: Oscillographes ŕ mémoire
S'applique aux oscillographes à mémoire comportant des dispositifs spéciaux incorporés dans le tube cathodique permettant l'enregistrement d'un signal autrement que par l'aptitude du revêtement de l'écran à assurer la persistance de la représentation de l'information.
Izražanje lastnosti osciloskopov s katodno cevjo – 2. del: Spominski osciloskopi
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SLOVENSKI SIST IEC 60351-2:2005
STANDARD
junij 2005
Izražanje lastnosti osciloskopov s katodno cevjo – 2. del: Spominski
osciloskopi
Expression of the properties of cathode-ray oscilloscopes – Part 2: Storage
oscilloscopes
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