Definitions for "Scaler"
Video processing device that changes the resolution of the input signal to a different resolution.
Also called “up-converters,” these electronic devices map the video signal from one computer display and scale the signal for display on another computer screen. See our full line of Scalers.
A device used to change the resolution of video images, as in upscaling, and converting non-16x9-enhanced video images for proper display on 16x9, or widescreen, sets.
A processing module that multiplies its input by a parameter.
An instrument for counting of pulses from radiation detection equipment. Scalers produce pulses that are proportional in number to the number of input pulses. Synonym: counter.
an electronic pulse counter used to count pulses that occur too rapidly to be recorded individually
One who, or that which, scales; specifically, a dentist's instrument for removing tartar from the teeth.
A special hand tool with ridged teeth for scaling fish.
an instrument used by hand to remove plaque and calculus from tooth surfaces above the gumline
The man who measures, for the government or the company, the volume of wood cut.
A person who measures and estimates how much lumber is in logs. eedlings – The first stage of a young tree. Seedling " sapling " mature tree " over mature tree " dead snag.
Person who measures logs to calculate their volume and value. He works with a partner who measures the opposite end of the log.
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A tool with a curved hook on one end. The orthodontist uses the scaler to remove excess cement, and check for gaps.