Electronic instruments
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Names and connections
Instruments, Electronic
- Broader: Engineering instruments
- Broader: Industrial electronics
- Narrower: Aeronautical instruments
- Narrower: Anechoic chambers
- Narrower: Astronautical instruments
- Narrower: Automatic test equipment
- Narrower: Cathode ray oscillographs
- Narrower: Computerized instruments
- Narrower: Cristal
- Narrower: Electromagnetic reverberation chambers
- Narrower: Harmonic analyzers
- Narrower: Oscilloscopes
- Narrower: Rectifier instruments
- Narrower: Vacuum-tube voltmeters
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 9514008420400104000 · morton4x16-v1
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