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microfiche
This term refers to a specific analog storage technology that was ubiquitous in libraries and government archives before the digital revolution. It is characterized by a high-density layout of miniaturized images on a flat transparent sheet, requiring a dedicated reader machine for accessibility.
In modern usage, the word often carries a nostalgic or bureaucratic connotation, evoking images of dusty archives and manual research. Because it describes a specific physical medium, it is rarely used in contemporary digital contexts unless referring to the process of digitizing legacy records.
Meanings
Examples
The librarian showed me how to use the microfiche reader to find old newspapers.
I spent hours scanning through microfiche to find a mention of my great-grandfather.
Where can I find the microfiche for the 1950s city records?
The detective searched the archives for a microfiche copy of the original police report.
Most of these documents are only available on microfiche.
I wonder if they still keep the local gazette on microfiche or if it has been digitized.
The university library has a vast collection of academic journals on microfiche.
The university library has a vast collection of academic journals on microfiche.
Carefully slide the microfiche into the slot and adjust the focus knob.