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oscilloscope An instrument in which the variations in a fluctuating electrical signal appear as a visible wave on the fluorescent screen of a cathode ray tube.
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oscillator A building block that produces an alternating waveform.
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oscilloscope An instrument used to make voltage changes visible over time. The word oscilloscope comes from "oscillate," since oscilloscopes are often used to measure oscillating voltages.
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oscillation Any kind of signal or alternating current including those beyond audibility.
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oscillopsia Oscillating vision. Swinging vision. In oscillopsia, objects seem to swing, move back and forth, jerk, or wiggle. A classical language hybrid derived from the Latin "oscillo", meaning to swing, and the Greek "opsis" meaning vision.
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