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Integratoran electrical frequency filter used to convert a vibratory acceleration signal to one whose amplitude is proportional to velocity or displacement.
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IntegratorA company that combines software and hardware automation components into a unified assembly system.
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IntegratorCircuitry which converts an acceleration signal to a velocity signal or a velocity signal to a displacement signal.
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Integrator(n) a measuring instrument for measuring the area of an irregular plane figure
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IntegratorA mathematical function that determines the area under a curve.
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IntegratorA function that integrates; Many types of integrators exist; in fact, they constitute entire books. Avionics software usually relies on rectangular, single integrators, but occassional uses trapezoidal or double integrators.
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IntegratorA device or meter that continuously measures and sums a process rate variable in cumulative fashion over a given time period. For example, total flows displayed in gallons per minute, million gallons [..]
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IntegratorCarrier integrating different modes of transport to form a door-to-door transport or supply chain ; this term mostly refers to the large international express companies whose core business is to carry envelopes and parcels up to 75 kg, often overnight or even same day
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IntegratorA function that integrates; Many types of integrators exist; in fact, they constitute entire books. Avionics software usually relies on rectangular, single integrators, but occassional uses trapezoida [..]
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IntegratorRefers to a business that does not develop technology, but …
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IntegratorA circuit that performs an integration on the input signal. The circuit example shows an Operational Amplifier used as an integrator. For reference, Companies making Op-Amps. The output taken from a c [..]
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IntegratorAn op amp whose output is proportional to the integral of the input signal.
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