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cathode-ray oscilloscope

(More commonly called oscilloscope or 'scope.) An instrument that displays visually on the face of a cathode-ray tube instantaneous voltages of electrical signals.

Either the intensity or the displacement of the trace may be controlled by the signal voltage.
See radarscope.


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