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video integrator

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video integrator [′vid·ē·ȯ ′int·ə‚grād·ər]
(electronics)
Electric counter-countermeasures device that is used to reduce the response to nonsynchronous signals such as noise, and is useful against random pulse signals and noise.
Device which uses the redundancy of repetitive signals to improve the output signal-to-noise ratio, by summing the successive video signals.
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