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SECTION G - PHYSICS
MEASURING ELECTRIC VARIABLES; MEASURING MAGNETIC VARIABLES ...
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/ 00 Arrangements for displaying electric variables or waveformes (display by mechanical displacement only G 01 R 5/00, G 01 R 7/00, G 01 R 9/00; recording frequency spectrum G 01 R 23/18) [4]

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/ 02 for displaying measured electric variables in digital form (counters G 06 M ; analogue/digital conversion in general H 03 M 1/00) [4]  

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/ 04 for producing permanent records [4]  

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/ 06 Modifications for recording transient disturbances, e.g. by starting or accelerating a recording medium  

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/ 08 Electromechanical recording system using a mechanical direct-writing method  

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/ 10 with intermittent recording by representing the variable by the length of a stroke or by the position of a dot  

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/ 12 Chemical recording, e.g. clydonographs (G 01 R 13/14 takes precedence)  

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/ 14 Recording on a light-sensitive material  

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/ 16 Recording on a magnetic medium  

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/ 18 using boundary displacement  

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/ 20 Cathode-ray oscilloscopes (cathode-ray tubes H 01 J 31/00)  

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/ 22 Circuits therefor (circuits for generating pulses, e.g. sawtooth waveforms H 03 K 3/00)  

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/ 24 Time-base deflection circuits  

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/ 26 Circuits for controlling the intensity of the electron beam (brilliance control H 01 J 29/98)  

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/ 28 Circuits for simultaneous or sequential presentation of more than one variable (electronic switches H 03 K 17/00)  

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/ 30 Circuits for inserting reference markers, e.g. for timing, for calibrating, for frequency marking  

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/ 32 Circuits for displaying non-recurrent functions such as transients; Circuits for triggering; Circuits for synchronisation; Circuits for time-base expansion  

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/ 34 Circuits for representing a single waveform by sampling, e.g. for very high frequencies (sample-and-hold arrangements G 11 C 27/02) [2]  

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/ 36 using length of glow discharge, e.g. glowlight oscilloscopes (discharge tubes H 01 J) [4]  

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/ 38 using the steady or oscillatory displacement of a light beam by an electromechanical measuring system (such measuring systems per se G 01 R 5/00, G 01 R 7/00, G 01 R 9/00) [4]  

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/ 40 using modulation of a light beam otherwise than by mechanical displacement, e.g. by Kerr effect [4]  

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/ 42 Instruments using length of spark discharge, e.g. by measuring maximum separation of electrodes to produce spark  
 

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/ 00 Details of measuring arrangements of the types provided for in groups G 01 R 17/00 to G 01 R 29/00 and G 01 R 33/00 to G 01 R 35/00 (details of instruments G 01 R 1/00; measuring leads, measuring probes G 01 R 1/06; overload protection arrangements G 01 R 1/36; circuits for correcting the transfer function G 01 D 3/02)

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/ 02 (transferred to G 01 R 15/04, G 01 R 15/14, covered by G 01 R 15/00)

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/ 04 Voltage dividers [6]  

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/ 06 having reactive components, e.g. capacitive transformer [6]  

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/ 07 (transferred to G 01 R 15/24, G 01 R 15/26, covered by G 01 R 15/00)

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/ 08 Circuits for altering the measuring range  

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/ 09 Autoranging circuits [6]  

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/ 10 (covered by G 01 R 15/00 , G 01 D 3/02)

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/ 12 Circuits for multi-testers, e.g. for measuring voltage, current, or impedance at will  

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/ 14 Adaptations providing voltage or current isolation, e.g. for high-voltage or high-current networks (voltage dividers G 01 R 15/04) [6]  

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/ 16 using capacitive devices [6]  

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/ 18 using inductive devices, e.g. transformers [6]  

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/ 20 using galvano-magnetic devices, e.g. Hall-effect devices [6]  

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/ 22 using light-emitting devices, e.g. LED, optocouplers [6]  

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/ 24 using light-modulating devices [6]  

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/ 26 using modulation of waves other than light, e.g. radio or acoustic waves [6]  

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