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goniometer
(redirected from finger goniometer)

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go·ni·om·e·ter  (gn-m-tr)
n.
1. An optical instrument for measuring crystal angles, as between crystal faces.
2. A radio receiver and directional antenna used as a system to determine the angular direction of incoming radio signals.

[Greek gni, angle; see genu-1 in Indo-European roots + -meter.]

goni·o·metric (-n--mtrk), goni·o·metri·cal adj.
goni·ome·try n.

goniometer [ˌgəʊnɪˈɒmɪtə]
n
1. (Physics / General Physics) an instrument for measuring the angles between the faces of a crystal
2. (Electronics) an instrument consisting of a transformer circuit connected to two directional aerials, used to determine the bearing of a distant radio station
[via French from Greek gōnia angle]
goniometric  [ˌgəʊnɪəˈmɛtrɪk], goniometrical adj
goniometrically  adv
goniometry  n

goniometer
an instrument for measuring angles, especially those of solid bodies.
See also: Instruments
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Noun1.goniometer - direction finder that determines the angular direction of incoming radio signalsgoniometer - direction finder that determines the angular direction of incoming radio signals
direction finder - radio; determines the direction of incoming radio waves


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