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comparator
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com·pa·ra·tor  (kmp-rtr, km-pr-)
n.
Any of various instruments for comparing a measured property of an object, such as its shape, color, or brightness, with a standard.

comparator [kəmˈpærətə]
n
1. (Engineering / General Engineering) any instrument used to measure a property of a system by comparing it with a standard system
2. (Electronics) an electric circuit that compares two signals and gives an indication of the extent of their dissimilarity
Translations
comparator [kəmˈpærətər] nélément m de comparaison


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This system is said to replace of Mine optical comparators, which are not effective for extrusions that are spooled and cannot be cut periodically for off-line measurement, according to the company.
It may be possible to extend the range of this direct scaling measurement up to 10 [ohm][Image] or even 100 [ohm][Image] by using larger turns-ratio current comparators.
They are common in shadow comparators and contour projectors, but not in video imaging.
 
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