pulseform
nounUK /ˈpʌlsfɔːm/
US /ˈpʌlsfɔːrm/
A pulseform is a shape made by a quick beat or throb.
The doctor looked at the pulseform on the screen to see how the heart was beating.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A pattern of short bursts of energy or sound.
The radio sent out a pulseform that the antenna could pick up.
3. The outline or shape of a heartbeat as shown on a machine.
The nurse watched the pulseform rise and fall on the monitor.
4. A repeating beat used to carry information in electronics.
Engineers use a pulseform to send data through the wire.