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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 device which attenuates a particular frequency greatly, but has little effect on frequencies above or below the notch frequency.
Industry:Software
A reduction in vertical resolution caused when a display (or camera) does not correctly space fields, resulting in an overlap of odd and even numbered scanning lines. See also Random Interlace.
Industry:Software
Indicates a boundary between adjacent components, circuits, or systems that enables the devices to exchange information. Also used to describe the circuit that enables the microprocessor to communicate with a peripheral device.
Industry:Software
This term usually refers to the sound track. It is usually used only in reference to the separate sound tape used in double system recording and editing. Videotape is a magnetic medium too, but the term mag track is only used in reference to sound tape and not to sound on a videotape picture.
Industry:Software
A form that appears when the system requires you to confirm an operation that you just requested, or when an error occurs.
Industry:Software
The rate at which scanning lines appear per second (the number of scanning lines per frame times the frame rate); sometimes used (non-quantitatively) as an indication of the number of scanning lines per frame (e.g., a high line rate camera).
Industry:Software
An ATV scheme that senses motion and changes the way it functions to avoid or reduce motion artifacts.
Industry:Software
A) In a signal transmission path, extraneous energy which tends to interfere with the reception of the desired signals. b) Defect of signal reproduction caused by a combination of two or more signals that must be separated, whether all are desired or not.
Industry:Software
Nyquist Filter, Nyquist Limit, Nyquist Rule, and Harry Nyquist, for whom they are named.
Industry:Software
