Table 3.
Types of the 120 known variable stars taken from the VSX.
| Type | No. |
|---|---|
| CV | 3 |
| DSCT | 14 |
| EA | 16 |
| EB | 1 |
| EW | 37 |
| HADS | 11 |
| NON-CV | 1 |
| RRAB | 8 |
| RRC | 18 |
| RRD | 3 |
| RS | 1 |
| UGSU | 3 |
| V361HYA | 1 |
| VAR | 3 |
Notes. CV stands for cataclysmic variable. DSCT stands for variable of the δ Scuti type. EA stands for detached eclipsing binary. EW stands for W Ursae Majoris-type eclipsing binary. HADS stands for high amplitude δ Scuti stars. NON-CV stands for a star that was once classified as a CV but then was found to be constant. RRAB stands for RR Lyrae type-a or type-b variable. RRC stands for RR Lyrae type-c variable. RRAB stands for RR Lyrae type-d variable. RS stands for subtype for eclipsing or ellipsoidal systems showing chromospheric activity. UGSU stands for U Geminorum-type variable, quite often called a dwarf nova. V361HYA stands for very rapidly pulsating hot subdwarf B star. VAR stands for variable of unknown type.
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