Electronics Industries Association. A U.S. based group, which includes manufacturers of electronic equipment, that formulates technical standards and coordinates CCITT activities in the U.S. (7/96)
The American 525 line standard for the video signal.
Electronics Industry Alliance
Abbreviation for lectronic ndustries ssociation. Founded in 1924, The EIA is a private trade organization made up of manufacturers which sets standards for voluntary use of its member companies (and all other electronic manufacturers), conducts educational programs, and lobbies in Washington for its members' interests. Many of the EIA standards are used as a measuring stick in equipment manufacturer's specifications.
lectronics ndustries ssociation. A US-based wiring standards body.
The Electronics Industries Alliance is comprised of over 2,300 member companies, representing over 80 percent of the U.S. electronics industry and providing two million jobs for Americans.
a USA trade organization that issues its own standards and contributes to ANSI; developed RS-232. Membership includes USA manufacturers.
Electrical Industries Association
Is the standard monochrome video format used in North America, Japan, and some other places in the world. EIA products are also generally referred to as NTSC because nearly all NTSC products like televisions and VCRs can also handle black and white EIA video Effective Pixels concerns the operation of a camera's CCD image sensor. A CCD is comprised of hundreds of thousands of tiny pixel elements which translate light to a visible video image. But effective pixels must be distinguished from total pixels. Of the total number of pixels contained on a CCD image chip, some are not used for video imaging whatsoever. The number of effective pixels indicates exactly how many of the pixels are actively at work to deliver video. A higher number of effective pixels tends to indicate a higher resolution camera, though this number may not always describe actual video quality in the important categories of sharpness, color saturation and vividness, as well as low light performance.
a standards organisation in the USA that develops specifications for interface equipment.
Electronic Image Assembly. Assembly of a composite image from portions of other images and/or other page elements using a computer.
Acronym for Electronic Industries Association. EIA, a standards body, has a set of standards which includes data communications and interface standards among others.
Electronic Industries Association (USA). http://www.eia.org
A U.S. standard for television resolution. The standard specifies 525 TV lines and 60 fields
Electronic Industries Association. Lead standards body that sets premise wiring standards in the US (Formerly RMA or RETMA).
Electronics Industry Association, which has recommended the television standard used in the US, Canada and Japan, based on 525 lines interlaced scanning. Formerly known as RMA or RETMA.
Electronic Industries Association. An organization of manufacturers of electronic parts and systems. The EIA sets such standards as the EIA-232 interface specification.
Electronics Industry Association. (See Appendix C.)
Electronic Industries Associate
Electronics Industry Association, sets many of the standards used in land mobile radio systems.
Electronic Industries Association: a trade association representing the U.S. high technology community which began life in 1924 as the Radio Manufacturers Association. It has been responsible for developing some important standards, such as the RS-232, RS-422 and RS-423 standards for connecting serial devices. In 1988, it spun off its Information & Telecommunications Technology Group into a separate organization known as the TIA.
Acronym meaning: Electronic Industries Association.
Electronic Industries Association. A U.S. manufacturer's group which, as one of its functions, sets some interface standards.
Electronic Industries Alliance
Electronic Industries Association. A North American standards-setting body.
Electronic Industries Association. A membership organization that sets standards for consumer products and electronic components.
Electronic Industries Association. An organization of US manufacturers of electronic parts and equipment. The organization develops industry standards for the interface between data processing and communications equipment.
Electronic Industries Association. A trade association, that establishes electrical and electronics-oriented standards.
American 525 line, 60 fields/second (30 fps) video signal standard.[ goto Top of Page
Short for lectronics ndustries ssociation. A trade association representing the U.S. high technology community. It began in 1924 as the Radio Manufacturers Association. The EIA sponsors a number of activities on behalf of its members, including conferences and trade shows. In addition, it has been responsible for developing some important standards, such as the RS-232, RS-422 and RS-423 standards for connecting serial devices.
Electronic Industries Association. A organization whose industry members establish standards for electrical components and consumer electronics products. In 1988, the EIA created a second group called the TIA to administer telecommunications and information technology standards.
Electronic Industries Association. A standards organization specializing in the electrical and functional characteristics of interface equipment.
Electronic Industries Association. The United States national organization of electronic manufacturers. It is responsible for the development and maintenance of industry standards for the interference between data processing machines and data communication equipment.
EIA and NTSC are, respectively, the standard monochrome and color signal formats for the US, Canada, Mexico, most South American and Caribbean countries, Japan and many Southeast Asian countries. In 1941 the FCC approved the monochrome signal format (document number RS-170) for the US at the recommendation of the Electronic Industries Association (EIA); in 1953 the National Television Standards Committee (NTSC) of the EIA color signal format (document number RS-170 revision A) was approved. The designations RS-170 (EIA) and RS-170A (NTSC) arise from these documents, and are simply nomenclature.
"Electronics Industries Association."
An abbreviation for Electronic Industry Association, which setup criteria and standards for commercial broadcast television equipment.
Electronic Industries Association. Defines electronic standards.
(Electronic Industries Association). An industry trade organization involved with definition of standards for electrical consumer products. It works jointly with the TIA (Telecommunications Industry Association).
Electronics Industries Association. The association that determines recommended audio and video standards in the US.
(Electronic Industries Association). An industry trade organization that, together with the TIA (Telecommunications Industry Association), sets standards for electrical consumer products. The EIA and TIA specify data transmission standards such as EIA/TIA-232. The EIA/TIA-232 is a standard for a 25-pin serial interface that can be used to connect computers to networking equipment. (EIA/TIA-232 was formerly known as RS-232.)
Electronic Industries Association. A voluntary body of manufacturers which, among other activities, prepares and publishes standards.
Electronic Industry Alliance. An industry association accredited by ANSI (American National Standards Institute) to develop standards in the areas of electronic components, consumer electronics, electronic information and telecommunications.
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Electronic Industry Association. US TV standard 525 lines 60 fields.
Electronic Industries Association, in charge of defining norms in the USA.
Electronic Industries Association. A national trade organization that publishes hardware oriented standards for data communications.
Electronic Industries Association. American standard for B/W camera system.
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Electronics Industry Association. An organization of electronics manufacturers that establishes electronic interface standards.
Abbreviation for Electronic Industries Association.
A standards organization in the U.S. specializing in the electrical and functional characteristics of interface equipment.
Electronics Industry Association in America
(Electronic Industries Association) - An organization that provides standards for the data communications industry.
( Electronic Industries Association) Founded in 1924, The EIA is a private trade organization made up of manufacturers which sets standards for voluntary use of its member companies (and all other electronic manufacturers), set standards, conducts educational programs, and lobbies in Washington for its members' interests. electret microphone A microphone design similar to that of condenser mics except ultiziing a permanent electrical charge, thus eliminating the need for an external polarizing voltage. This is done by using a material call an electret [acronym for electr icity + magn et] that holds a permanent charge (similar to a permanent magnet, i.e., a solid dielectric that exhibits persistent dielectric polarization). Because electret elements exhibit extremely high output impedance, they often employ an integral built-in impedance converter (buffer amplifier usually a single JFET) that requires external power to operate. This low voltage power is often supplied single-ended over an unbalanced connection.
See Electronics Industries of America.
A trade association and standards setting organization in the USA.
Establishment Inspection Association
Electronic Industries Association. A United States trade group that represents manufacturers of electronics devices and sets standards and specifications.
Electonic Industries Association; U.S. umbrella organization of manufacturers of electronic equipment and facilities. It is responsible for maintenance and development of the industrial standards for interfaces between data-processing devices and data communications equipment.
A U.S. organization that develops standards in the areas of electrical and electronic products and components.