Look up: VU-meter

1. VU meter
   The Volume Unit Meter is designed to visually interpret signal levels in roughly the same way as the human ear, which responds more closely to the average levels of sounds rather than to the peak levels
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2. Vu Meter
   Meter designed to interpret signal levels in roughly the same way as the human ear, which responds more closely to the average levels of sounds rather than to the peak levels. The Volume Unit Meter is designed to visually interpret signal levels in roughly the same way as the human ear, which respon...
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3. VU meter
   A Volume Unit (VU) meter or Standard Volume Indicator (SVI) is a device displaying a representation of the signal level in audio equipment. The ASA standardized it in 1942 ( C16-5 - 1942) for use in telephone installation and radio broadcast stations. Consumer equipment often features a VU meter, e...
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4. VU Meter
   A meter designed to measure audio level in volume units which generally correspond to perceived loudness. (Audio)
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5. vu meter
   volume meter standardized in the United States of America or any meter with similar characteristics NOTE 1 - The name vu meter was derived for Volume Unit meter. NOTE 2 - The vu meter standardized in the United States of America and its method of use are described in the supplement n°11 of Volume V of the CCITT White Book, 1969.
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6. VU meter
   a programme meter with attack and decay time-constants sensibly the same, approximately 300 milliseconds NOTE - The readings given by this meter are expressed in logarithmic units called VU (Volume Units) ; zero VU corresponds to a certain level of a 1 kHz sinusoidal signal which may be adjustable by the operator.
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7. VU meter
   An instrument showing how 'loud' a sound from a microphone or recording is. Stands for 'volume unit'.
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8. VU Meter
   A volume indicator.
   Found on http://www.songstuff.com/glossary/V
   
   
9. VU-meter
   electrical speech level meter which is specified in respect of its electrical and dynamic characteristics and of the method by which readings are taken Category: Electrical engineering and energy
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10. vuerometer
    (vu″әr-om´ә-tәr) an instrument for measuring the distance between the eyes.
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