Definition of vidicon in English:

vidicon

noun ˈvɪdɪkɒnˈvɪdəˌkɑn

Electronics

A small television camera tube in which the image is formed on a transparent electrode coated with photoconductive material, the current from which varies as it is scanned by a beam of low-speed electrons.
〔电子〕光导摄像管，视像管
Example sentencesExamples
- It may have been a production CCU for an IO camera that was modified to work with the vidicon camera.
- Photosensitive materials are also utilized in vidicons, which are devices used to convert images to electrical signals.
- It was a modified television vidicon tube with a TGS target, electron beam readout, a germanium lens, and a light chopper.
- The DNA was illuminated and imaged as above with a 100x oil immersion objective, intensified and recorded to a computer hard drive using a low light vidicon camera.
- This ‘racks’ the vidicon and deflection coils back and forth behind the lens.
- Other systems include a near infra-red vidicon television for day use, a carbon dioxide laser for missile guidance and a Neodinium YaG laser rangefinder operating at 1.06 microns.
- Another object of the invention is the provision of a vidicon reader utilizing a handheld vidicon camera tube.
- The vidicons required much more light then the I.O.'s, but were cheaper and less prone to ‘burn in.’
- Layout drawings of an intensifier vidicon are presented.

Origin

1950s: from the initial elements of video and iconoscope (an early television camera tube).

Definition of vidicon in US English:

vidicon

nounˈvidəˌkänˈvɪdəˌkɑn

Electronics

A small television camera tube in which the image is formed on a transparent electrode coated with photoconductive material, the current from which varies as it is scanned by a beam of low-speed electrons.
〔电子〕光导摄像管，视像管
Example sentencesExamples
- Another object of the invention is the provision of a vidicon reader utilizing a handheld vidicon camera tube.
- This ‘racks’ the vidicon and deflection coils back and forth behind the lens.
- Layout drawings of an intensifier vidicon are presented.
- It may have been a production CCU for an IO camera that was modified to work with the vidicon camera.
- It was a modified television vidicon tube with a TGS target, electron beam readout, a germanium lens, and a light chopper.
- Other systems include a near infra-red vidicon television for day use, a carbon dioxide laser for missile guidance and a Neodinium YaG laser rangefinder operating at 1.06 microns.
- The DNA was illuminated and imaged as above with a 100x oil immersion objective, intensified and recorded to a computer hard drive using a low light vidicon camera.
- Photosensitive materials are also utilized in vidicons, which are devices used to convert images to electrical signals.
- The vidicons required much more light then the I.O.'s, but were cheaper and less prone to ‘burn in.’

Origin

1950s: from the initial elements of video and iconoscope (an early television camera tube).

单词	vidicon
释义	Definition of vidicon in English: vidicon noun ˈvɪdɪkɒnˈvɪdəˌkɑn Electronics A small television camera tube in which the image is formed on a transparent electrode coated with photoconductive material, the current from which varies as it is scanned by a beam of low-speed electrons. 〔电子〕光导摄像管，视像管 Example sentencesExamples It may have been a production CCU for an IO camera that was modified to work with the vidicon camera. Photosensitive materials are also utilized in vidicons, which are devices used to convert images to electrical signals. It was a modified television vidicon tube with a TGS target, electron beam readout, a germanium lens, and a light chopper. The DNA was illuminated and imaged as above with a 100x oil immersion objective, intensified and recorded to a computer hard drive using a low light vidicon camera. This ‘racks’ the vidicon and deflection coils back and forth behind the lens. Other systems include a near infra-red vidicon television for day use, a carbon dioxide laser for missile guidance and a Neodinium YaG laser rangefinder operating at 1.06 microns. Another object of the invention is the provision of a vidicon reader utilizing a handheld vidicon camera tube. The vidicons required much more light then the I.O.'s, but were cheaper and less prone to ‘burn in.’ Layout drawings of an intensifier vidicon are presented. Origin 1950s: from the initial elements of video and iconoscope (an early television camera tube). Definition of vidicon in US English: vidicon nounˈvidəˌkänˈvɪdəˌkɑn Electronics A small television camera tube in which the image is formed on a transparent electrode coated with photoconductive material, the current from which varies as it is scanned by a beam of low-speed electrons. 〔电子〕光导摄像管，视像管 Example sentencesExamples Another object of the invention is the provision of a vidicon reader utilizing a handheld vidicon camera tube. This ‘racks’ the vidicon and deflection coils back and forth behind the lens. Layout drawings of an intensifier vidicon are presented. It may have been a production CCU for an IO camera that was modified to work with the vidicon camera. It was a modified television vidicon tube with a TGS target, electron beam readout, a germanium lens, and a light chopper. Other systems include a near infra-red vidicon television for day use, a carbon dioxide laser for missile guidance and a Neodinium YaG laser rangefinder operating at 1.06 microns. The DNA was illuminated and imaged as above with a 100x oil immersion objective, intensified and recorded to a computer hard drive using a low light vidicon camera. Photosensitive materials are also utilized in vidicons, which are devices used to convert images to electrical signals. The vidicons required much more light then the I.O.'s, but were cheaper and less prone to ‘burn in.’ Origin 1950s: from the initial elements of video and iconoscope (an early television camera tube).
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