Multielement Operation of the Cathode Ray Oscillograph
L. F. Woodruff
Abstract
L. F. Woodruff
Abstract
With the aid of specially designed auxiliary devices, the cathode ray oscillograph may be operated as a multielement instrument, in circuits that permit of the repeated application of the wave to be observed. The number of waves that may be traced with apparent simulataneity on the oscillograph screen is limited only by the complexity of the control circuit and the crowding of the various curves on the relatively small screen.
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With the aid of specially designed auxiliary devices, the cathode ray oscillograph may be operated as a multielement instrument, in circuits that permit of the repeated application of the wave to be observed. The number of waves that may be traced with apparent simulataneity on the oscillograph screen is limited only by the complexity of the control circuit and the crowding of the various curves on the relatively small screen.
Key concepts: Oscillograph, Cathode, Electronic circuit, Optics, Electrical engineering, Materials science, Acoustics, Physics