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Что (кто) такое anaglyphic plotter - определение

MARINE NAVIGATION DEVICE
Chart plotter
  • A [[Raymarine]] chartplotter

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  • Illustration of the layers of flex and flock foils (used in textile printing): carrier foil, colour coat & covering layer (including hot melt)
  • Inkjet plotter
  • Label plotter
COMPUTER OUTPUT DEVICE THAT DRAWS ON OR CUTS INTO PAPER OR OTHER MATERIALS BY MOVING A PEN OR KNIFE
X–Y plotter; Xy plotter; Vinyl sign cutter; Pen plotter; X-Y plotter; Cutting plotter; Plotter (printer); Flatbed plotter; Line plotter; Ink plotter; XY-writer; XY writer; X-Y-writer; X/Y-writer
n.
Contriver, conspirator, schemer.
plotter         
  • Illustration of the layers of flex and flock foils (used in textile printing): carrier foil, colour coat & covering layer (including hot melt)
  • Inkjet plotter
  • Label plotter
COMPUTER OUTPUT DEVICE THAT DRAWS ON OR CUTS INTO PAPER OR OTHER MATERIALS BY MOVING A PEN OR KNIFE
X–Y plotter; Xy plotter; Vinyl sign cutter; Pen plotter; X-Y plotter; Cutting plotter; Plotter (printer); Flatbed plotter; Line plotter; Ink plotter; XY-writer; XY writer; X-Y-writer; X/Y-writer
(plotters)
1.
A plotter is a person who secretly plans with others to do something that is illegal or wrong, usually against a person or government.
Coup plotters tried to seize power in Moscow.
= conspirator
N-COUNT: usu pl
2.
A plotter is a person or instrument that marks the position of something such as a ship on a map or chart.
N-COUNT
plotter         
  • Illustration of the layers of flex and flock foils (used in textile printing): carrier foil, colour coat & covering layer (including hot melt)
  • Inkjet plotter
  • Label plotter
COMPUTER OUTPUT DEVICE THAT DRAWS ON OR CUTS INTO PAPER OR OTHER MATERIALS BY MOVING A PEN OR KNIFE
X–Y plotter; Xy plotter; Vinyl sign cutter; Pen plotter; X-Y plotter; Cutting plotter; Plotter (printer); Flatbed plotter; Line plotter; Ink plotter; XY-writer; XY writer; X-Y-writer; X/Y-writer
<hardware> A device that uses one or more pens that can be raised, lowered and moved over the printing media to draw graphics or text. The heart of the plotter is the printer head assembly, consisting of a horizontal bar and, attached to it, the head assembly holding the pen in use. The pen can be positioned horizontally by moving the pen assembly along the bar. Vertical positioning is achieved by either moving the bar (stationary page plotter) or the paper (rolling page plotter). Combinations of horizontal and vertical movement are used to draw arbitrary lines and curves in a single action, in contrast to printers which usually scan horizontally across the page. Colour plots can be made by using more than one pen. Older plotters required a separate pen for each colour and the pens had to be changed by hand. Modern colour plotters usually use only four pens (cyan, magenta, yellow, and black, see CMYK) and need no human intervention to change them. Monochromatic plotters have been largely phased out by {laser printers} except when large paper size is needed, e.g. in CAD. (1996-01-10)

Википедия

Chartplotter

A Chartplotter is a device used in marine navigation that integrates GPS data with an electronic navigational chart (ENC).

The chartplotter displays the ENC along with the position, heading and speed of the ship, and may display additional information from radar, automatic information systems (AIS) or other sensors.

As appropriate to particular marine applications, chartplotters may also display data from other sensors, such as echolocators or sonar.