Deflection Sensitivity in Signal Generator and Analyzer Formulas

Deflection Sensitivity is the displacement of the electron beam at the target or screen of a cathode-ray tube per unit of change in the deflection field. And is denoted by S. Deflection Sensitivity is usually measured using the Meter per Volt for Deflection Sensitivity. Note that the value of Deflection Sensitivity is always positive.

Formulas to find Deflection Sensitivity in Signal Generator and Analyzer

fxDeflection SensitivityGo

Signal Generator and Analyzer formulas that make use of Deflection Sensitivity

fxDeflection on ScreenGo

fxDeflection FactorGo

fxPotential between Deflection PlateGo

List of variables in Signal Generator and Analyzer formulas

fx Deflection on Screen Go

fx Electric Potential Difference Go

FAQ

What is the Deflection Sensitivity?

Deflection Sensitivity is the displacement of the electron beam at the target or screen of a cathode-ray tube per unit of change in the deflection field. Deflection Sensitivity is usually measured using the Meter per Volt for Deflection Sensitivity. Note that the value of Deflection Sensitivity is always positive.

Can the Deflection Sensitivity be negative?

No, the Deflection Sensitivity, measured in Deflection Sensitivity cannot be negative.

What unit is used to measure Deflection Sensitivity?

Deflection Sensitivity is usually measured using the Meter per Volt[m/V] for Deflection Sensitivity. Centimeter per Volt[m/V] are the few other units in which Deflection Sensitivity can be measured.

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