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ID • IEC 353<br />

Object<br />

Deflecting coils<br />

Collector plate<br />

Optical image<br />

Electron gun<br />

iconoscope<br />

Photocathode<br />

Output<br />

ID Abbreviation of INSIDE DIAMETER.<br />

IDA Abbreviation of integrodifferential analyzer.<br />

I dc Symbol for the dc component of a COMPOSITE<br />

CURRENT.<br />

ideal Pertaining to a circuit, device, material, or<br />

manner of operation that is assumed to conform<br />

to the theoretical best-case example; it is not<br />

usually realized in real life. Thus, an ideal reactance<br />

has no inherent resistance.<br />

ideal capacitor A capacitor having zero dielectric<br />

loss and a constant value of capacitance at all<br />

alternating-current frequencies.<br />

ideal component A theoretical component that is<br />

assumed to be 100-percent efficient and to have<br />

no extraneous properties. Compare PRACTICAL<br />

COMPONENT.<br />

ideal crystal A piezoelectric crystal that acts as a<br />

theoretically perfect tuned circuit, that is, an<br />

ideal capacitor and inductor.<br />

ideal inductor An inductor having zero loss and a<br />

constant value of inductance at all alternatingcurrent<br />

frequencies.<br />

I demodulator In a color-television receiver circuit,<br />

a demodulator that receives the chrominance<br />

and 3.58-MHz oscillator signals and<br />

delivers a video output corresponding to color in<br />

the picture.<br />

identical vectors Equal vectors that have the<br />

same initial point or point of application.<br />

identification 1. In radar operations, the (often<br />

automatic) determination of the target’s identity.<br />

See, for example, IDENTIFICATION, FRIEND OR<br />

FOE. 2. In digital computer operations, a symbol<br />

or set of symbols within a label identifying a unit<br />

of data or its location.<br />

identification beacon 1. A beacon used for the determination<br />

of a particular geographic location.<br />

2. An automatically transmitted station-identification<br />

signal or code, usually superimposed on<br />

the regular transmission in the form of a subcarrier<br />

or subaudible signal.<br />

identification division The division (one of four)<br />

in a COBOL program that describes and identifies<br />

the program being compiled.<br />

identification, friend or foe Abbreviation, IFF. A<br />

technique in which a radar station transmits an<br />

interrogating signal and the station questioned<br />

replies automatically with a suitable pulse or<br />

other signal if it is aboard a friendly aircraft or<br />

vessel. If it is aboard an enemy vehicle, the station<br />

gives no reply or sends an unsatisfactory<br />

one.<br />

identifier A data file identification label in an input/output<br />

device, or a label that identifies a specific<br />

storage location.<br />

identity element A logic element that, upon receipt<br />

of two input signals, provides an output<br />

that is logic 1 (high) only if the input signals are<br />

both logic 1 (high) or logic 0 (low).<br />

idiochromatic Possessing the photoelectric properties<br />

of a true crystal.<br />

I display See I SCAN.<br />

idle channel noise A measurement of wideband<br />

noise. The total energy at an output of an integrated<br />

circuit or other communications stage<br />

with that output grounded (idle).<br />

idle character A digital character that conveys no<br />

information, but helps maintain synchronization<br />

between the transmitter and receiver. Sometimes<br />

called a blank.<br />

idler wheel In a phonograph or magnetic tape<br />

recorder, an auxiliary, rubber-coated wheel that<br />

transfers rotary motion from the motor pulley to<br />

the platter or the rim of the capstan flywheel.<br />

idle time The period during which data processing<br />

equipment, although operable, is not in use.<br />

idling Standby equipment operation, as when vacuum-tube<br />

filaments in a radio-frequency power<br />

amplifier are kept hot—even when the amplifier is<br />

not actually being used to transmit a signal.<br />

idling current The current flowing in a device during<br />

a standby period, as opposed to operating<br />

current. Also called STANDBY CURRENT.<br />

idling frequency In a parametric amplifier, the difference<br />

between the signal frequency and pump<br />

frequency.<br />

idling power See STANDBY POWER.<br />

idling voltage The voltage required by or measured<br />

in a device that is in standby mode.<br />

I D(off) Symbol for drain cutoff current in a field-effect<br />

transistor.<br />

IDOT Abbreviation of instrumentation online transcriber.<br />

IDP 1. Abbreviation of INDUSTRIAL DATA PRO-<br />

CESSING. 2. Abbreviation of INTEGRATED DATA<br />

PROCESSING. 3. Abbreviation of INTERMODU-<br />

LATION-DISTORTION PERCENTAGE.<br />

I DSS Symbol for DRAIN CURRENT AT ZERO GATE<br />

VOLTAGE in a field-effect transistor.<br />

I E Symbol for EMITTER CURRENT.<br />

IEC Abbreviation of integrated electronic component.

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