cathode ray tube in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for cathode ray tube in the English»French Dictionary

cathode ray tube N

cathode ray tube

tube m cathodique

Translations for cathode ray tube in the English»French Dictionary

cathode ray

rayon m cathodique

Translations for cathode ray tube in the French»English Dictionary

tube cathodique

cathode ray tube

tube cathodique

cathode-ray tube

rayon cathodique

cathode ray

Translations for cathode ray tube in the English»French Dictionary

cathode [Brit ˈkaθəʊd, Am ˈkæθˌoʊd] N

cathode

sonde f

cathode

cathode f

I.tube [Brit tjuːb, Am t(j)ub] N

1. tube (cylinder):

tube

tube m

2. tube (container for toothpaste, glue etc):

tube

tube m

3. tube Brit inf TRANSP:

tube

métro m (londonien)

tube attr line, station, ticket

de métro

4. tube Am (TV):

tube inf

télé f inf

5. tube (in TV set):

tube

tube m cathodique

II.tubes N

tubes npl inf MED:

tubes

bronches fpl

III.tube [Brit tjuːb, Am t(j)ub]

to go down the tubes plans:

tomber à l'eau

to go down the tubes economy:

tomber en ruines

she's had her tubes tied inf

on lui a fait une ligature des trompes

ray [Brit reɪ, Am reɪ] N

1. ray (beam):

ray

rayon m (of de)

a ray of sunshine

un rayon de soleil

2. ray fig:

a ray of hope/of comfort

une lueur d'espoir/de réconfort

3. ray (fish):

ray

raie f

4. ray MUS:

ray

ré m

cathode ray tube in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for cathode ray tube in the English»French Dictionary

cathode ray

rayon m cathodique

Translations for cathode ray tube in the English»French Dictionary

cathode [ˈkæθəʊd, Am -oʊd] N ELEC

cathode

cathode f

tube [tju:b, Am tu:b] N

1. tube:

tube (cylinder)

tube m

tube (bigger diameter)

tuyau m

2. tube (container):

tube

tube m

3. tube (bodily structure):

tube

tube m

bronchial tubes

bronches fpl

to have one's tubes tied

se faire ligaturer les trompes

4. tube no pl Brit inf (London's subway):

the tube

le métro

5. tube no pl inf (television):

the tube

la télé

Phrases:

to go down the tube(s) inf

se casser la gueule

ray [reɪ] N

1. ray (light):

ray

rayon m

2. ray (radiation):

ray

radiation f

3. ray (science fiction):

ray

rayon m laser

ray gun

fusil m à rayons laser

4. ray (trace):

ray

lueur f

5. ray (fish):

ray

raie f

Phrases:

a ray of sunlight

un rayon de soleil

a ray of hope

une lueur d'espoir

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It is a miniature cathode ray tube, usually with a built-in triode signal amplifier.

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This set included a cathode ray tube that allowed the range to be shown in a circular display.

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Voltage ramps are produced that the monitor uses to steer the electron-beam over the face of the phosphor screen of the cathode ray tube.

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This is a common artifact in sets that use a cathode ray tube.

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The special cathode ray tube would have long persistence phosphors that would keep a picture visible for about ten seconds.

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Square wave signals were detected by the pixels of a cathode ray tube to create the image.

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This device was further developed into the cathode ray tube with applications in electronics development and diagnosis, and in radar and television displays.

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It was also the first using a cathode ray tube for display purposes.

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Commercial implementation began in 1934 as cathode ray tube screens became brighter, increasing the level of flicker caused by progressive (sequential) scanning.

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It stored data as electrically charged spots on the face of a cathode ray tube.

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