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1) Телекоммуникации: ИК-излучение с длиной волны (0, 75-2,5) мкм2) Электроника: ближнее ИК-излучение, ближнее инфракрасное излучениеУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > near-infrared radiation
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2 near infrared radiation
English-russian dictionary of physics > near infrared radiation
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ближнее инфракрасное излучение, ближнее ИК-излучениеEnglish-Russian electronics dictionary > near-infrared radiation
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ближнее инфракрасное излучение, ближнее ИК-излучениеThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > near-infrared radiation
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радиация, близкая к инфракраснойEnglish-Russian aviation meteorology dictionary > near infrared radiation
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ИК-излучение с длиной волны 0,75 - 2,5 мкмEnglish-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > near-infrared radiation
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English-Russian scientific dictionary > near infrared radiation
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English-Russian dictionary of electronics > near-infrared radiation
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9 near IR radiation (near infrared radiation)
Макаров: ближнее инфракрасное излучениеУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > near IR radiation (near infrared radiation)
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Макаров: (near infrared radiation) ближнее инфракрасное излучение -
11 radiation
1) излучение; радиация3) энергия излучения; лучистая энергия•- atmospheric radiation
- backfire radiation
- background radiation
- backscattered radiation
- backward radiation
- band-to-band radiation
- blackbody radiation
- broadside radiation
- Cerenkov radiation
- characteristic radiation
- coherent radiation
- complex radiation
- concomitant radiation
- cosmic radiation
- cyclotron radiation
- diffracted radiation
- direct radiation
- directed radiation
- electromagnetic radiation
- EM radiation
- end-fire radiation
- end-on radiation
- far-field radiation
- far-infrared radiation
- far-zone radiation
- forward-scattered radiation
- free-free transition radiation
- free-space radiation
- fringe radiation
- giant-pulse radiation
- Hertzian radiation
- horizontally polarized radiation
- impact radiation
- incident radiation
- incoherent radiation
- infrared radiation
- ionizing radiation
- Josephson radiation
- laser radiation
- leakage radiation
- local-oscillator radiation
- low radiation
- low-angle radiation
- maser radiation
- microwave radiation
- middle-infrared radiation
- monitor radiation
- monochromatic radiation
- multimodal radiation
- multimode radiation
- multipole radiation
- natural radiation
- near-infrared radiation
- near-ultraviolet radiation
- near-UV radiation
- noncoherent radiation
- nonionizing radiation
- nonpolarized radiation
- nuclear radiation
- omnidirectional radiation
- optical radiation
- oscillator radiation
- out-of-band radiation
- penetrating radiation
- polarized radiation
- primary radiation
- pumping radiation
- radio radiation
- Raman radiation
- Rayleigh radiation
- receiver radiation
- recombination radiation
- relict radiation
- residual radiation
- resonance radiation
- scattered radiation
- secondary radiation
- side-lobe radiation
- single-mode radiation
- sky radiation
- space radiation
- spontaneous radiation
- spurious radiation
- steady-state radiation
- stimulated radiation
- Stokes radiation
- stray radiation
- sub-mm radiation
- terrestrial radiation
- thermal radiation
- thermal radio radiation
- transient radiation
- ultraviolet radiation
- vacuum-UV radiation
- VDT radiation
- vertically polarized radiation
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1) излучение; радиация3) энергия излучения; лучистая энергия•- atmospheric radiation
- backfire radiation
- background radiation
- backscattered radiation
- backward radiation
- band-to-band radiation
- blackbody radiation
- broadside radiation
- Cerenkov radiation
- characteristic radiation
- coherent radiation
- complex radiation
- concomitant radiation
- cosmic radiation
- cyclotron radiation
- diffracted radiation
- direct radiation
- directed radiation
- electromagnetic radiation
- EM radiation
- end-fire radiation
- end-on radiation
- far-field radiation
- far-infrared radiation
- far-zone radiation
- forward-scattered radiation
- free-free transition radiation
- free-space radiation
- fringe radiation
- giant-pulse radiation
- Hertzian radiation
- horizontally polarized radiation
- impact radiation
- incident radiation
- incoherent radiation
- infrared radiation
- ionizing radiation
- Josephson radiation
- laser radiation
- leakage radiation
- local-oscillator radiation
- low radiation
- low-angle radiation
- maser radiation
- microwave radiation
- middle-infrared radiation
- monitor radiation
- monochromatic radiation
- multimodal radiation
- multimode radiation
- multipole radiation
- natural radiation
- near-infrared radiation
- near-ultraviolet radiation
- near-UV radiation
- noncoherent radiation
- nonionizing radiation
- nonpolarized radiation
- nuclear radiation
- omnidirectional radiation
- optical radiation
- oscillator radiation
- out-of-band radiation
- penetrating radiation
- polarized radiation
- primary radiation
- pumping radiation
- radio radiation
- Raman radiation
- Rayleigh radiation
- receiver radiation
- recombination radiation
- relict radiation
- residual radiation
- resonance radiation
- scattered radiation
- secondary radiation
- side-lobe radiation
- single-mode radiation
- sky radiation
- space radiation
- spontaneous radiation
- spurious radiation
- steady-state radiation
- stimulated radiation
- Stokes radiation
- stray radiation
- sub-mm radiation
- terrestrial radiation
- thermal radiation
- thermal radio radiation
- transient radiation
- ultraviolet radiation
- vacuum-UV radiation
- VDT radiation
- vertically polarized radiation
- video display terminal radiation
- visible radiationThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > radiation
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излучение, радиация- atmospheric radiation
- back radiation
- backscattered radiation
- backward radiation
- coherent radiation
- complex radiation
- cosmic microwave radiation
- dipole radiation
- effective-terrestrial radiation
- electromagnetic radiation
- electron radiation
- far-infrared radiation
- galactic radiation
- heat radiation
- infrared radiation
- interference radiation
- intermediate-infrared radiation
- leakage radiation
- local-oscillator radiation
- long-wavelength infrared radiation
- microwave radiation
- monochromatic radiation
- multimode radiation
- near-infrared radiation
- near-ultraviolet radiation
- nocturnal radiation
- nonthermal radiation
- oscillator radiation
- out-of-band radiation
- photoelectric-infrared radiation
- polarized electromagnetic radiation
- pulse radiation
- pumping radiation
- receiver radiation
- residual radiation
- resonance radiation
- shortwave radiation
- sky radiation
- sound radiation
- space radiation
- spurious radiation
- terrestrial radiation
- thermal radiation
- ultrasonic radiation
- ultraviolet radiation
- visible radiationEnglish-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > radiation
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1) излучение3) радиация || радиационный5) расселение, распространение ( живых организмов)6) лучистый, способный к излучению•- gray body radiation -
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= IRинфракрасный, ИКтип электромагнитного излучения в диапазоне частот, расположенном между красным диапазоном видимого света и диапазоном сантиметровых волн, т. е. соответствует излучаемому теплу и невидимо человеческому глазу; ИК-область спектра делится на:-ближнюю (near infrared, NIR): 0,7 - 1,5 мкм-коротковолновую (short-wave infrared, SWIR): 1,5 - 3 мкм-средневолновую (mid-wave infrared, MWIR): 3 - 8 мкм-длинноволновую (long-wavelength infrared, LWIR): 8 - 15 мкми дальнюю область ИК-спектра (far infrared, FIR): больше 15 мкм.MWIR и LWIR называются также thermal infrared, a NIR и SWIR - reflected infrared. ИК-волны излучаются некоторыми видами светодиодов. Применяются в качестве несущей частоты (carrier frequency) для передачи сигналов на очень короткие расстояния, например в интерфейсах компьютерной периферии и в пультах дистанционного управления бытовой техникой. Служит основой тепловизоров (infrared imager)Англо-русский толковый словарь терминов и сокращений по ВТ, Интернету и программированию. > infrared
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16 source
1) источник2) отправитель ( сообщений)3) исток, истоковая область ( полевого транзистора)6) исходный•-
ac source
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acoustic source
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adjustable voltage source
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air-gun source
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alternative energy sources
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area electron source
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audio source
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band-shaped heat source
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central heat source
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chemical current source
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chemical source of electric energy
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cold cathode source
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color black source
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compressional source
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constant-current welding source
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constant-potential welding source
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constant-power welding source
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constant-voltage welding source
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controllable voltage source
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current source
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data source
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dc source
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decaying source
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diffused sources
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diffusion source
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dipole source
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dislocation source
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distant radiation source
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dopant source
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duoplasmatron ion source
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dust source
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dynamite source
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earthquake source
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electrical potential source
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electron bombardment ion source
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emergency source
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emission source
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energy source
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ergodic source
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evaporation source
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excitation source
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explosion source
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external heat source
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external noise source
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extragalaxy source
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extraterrestrial energy source
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far infrared source
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feed source
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field ion source
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FIR source
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fossil-fueled heat source
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galaxy source
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gas-discharge light source
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Gaussian source
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grounded-wire source
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hammer energy source
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hammer source
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harmonic source
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heat source
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high-temperature heat source
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high-voltage source
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hollow cathode source
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horn-type source
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hot cathode source
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ideal current source
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ideal voltage source
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image source
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impulse source
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impulsive energy source
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impurity source
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indirect pollution source
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infinite line source
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infrared source
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intermittent light source
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internal heat source
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interplanetary source
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intrinsic noise source
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ion source
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IR source
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jamming source
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key source
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land-based source
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laser source
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light source
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line heat source
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line pollution source
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line source
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logging source
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long-wave infrared source
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loop source
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low-temperature heat source
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luminescent light source
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magnetron sputtering source
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man-made radiation source
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marine energy source
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maritime pollution source
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memory source
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memoryless source
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message source
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midwave infrared source
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mobile pollution source
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monochromatic source
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moving heat source
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multibeam ion source
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natural radiation source
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near infrared source
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near-surface source
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neutron source
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NIR source
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noise source
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noise-like source
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nonconventional power sources
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nonexplosive source
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nonnuclear energy source
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nonterrestrial energy source
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nuclear energy source
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nuclear heat source
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object source
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optical source
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part program source
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percussion-type source
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percussion source
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photochemical pollution source
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photovoltaic power source
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picture source
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plasma ion source
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plasmatron ion source
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point fission source
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point heat source
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point light source
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point source
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pollution energy source
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pollution source
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pollution-free energy source
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power-supply source
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program source
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projection light source
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pumping source
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quasi-stellar radio source
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quasi-stellar source
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radiation source
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radio-noise source
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reactive power source
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reactor source
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reference source
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reference-voltage source
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refrigeration source
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regulated dc source
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renewable energy sources
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renewable fuel source
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seismic energy source
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seismic source
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shock source
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short-wave infrared source
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shot source
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signal source
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solar power source
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sound source
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source of cold
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source of energy
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source of heat
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source of radiation
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source of river
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spark light source
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spark source
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spotlight source
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standard light source
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standard neutron source
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start-up neutron source
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stationary source
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surface heat source
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telluric source
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terrestrial energy source
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thermal source
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thermoelectric power source
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thermoelectric source
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thermophotovoltaic power source
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transportation pollution source
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ultraviolet source
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underwater source
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uniform light source
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unit-strength source
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UV source
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vibration source
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vibroseis source
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video source
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virtual source
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voltage source
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water source
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1) область; зона; пространство2) слой (напр. атмосферы)3) регион5) вчт область памяти•- accumulation region
- achromatic region
- active region
- allowed energy region
- alloy region
- alloyed region
- anode region
- avalanche region
- barrier region
- base region
- black region
- blacker-than-black region
- bottoming region
- breakdown region
- cathode region
- Chapman region
- closed region
- collector region
- compensated region
- confidence region
- coverage region
- critical region
- crossover region
- cutoff region
- D-region
- depletion region
- diffraction region
- double-drift region
- drain region
- drift region
- E-region
- emitter region
- engagement region
- equipotential region
- equisignal region
- excitatory region
- exhaustion region
- F-region
- F1 region
- F2 region
- far region
- far-field region
- far-infrared region
- floating-base region
- floating-isolation region
- forbidden region
- forward-conduction region
- forward-injection region
- Fraunhofer region
- Fresnel region
- gate region
- Geiger-Mueller region
- geometrical-optics region
- growth region
- high-E-field region
- high-field region
- high-frequency region
- high-resistivity region
- i-region
- impurity region
- inactive region
- interface region
- intrinsic region
- isolated-bubble region
- joint confidence region
- junction depletion region
- lattice-scattering region
- limited-proportionality region
- linear region
- low-frequency region
- molten region
- multiplication region
- n-region
- near region
- near-field region
- near-infrared region
- near-intrinsic region
- negative-resistance region
- normal region in fluxoid core
- ohmic region
- opaque region
- open region
- out-diffused region
- p-region
- peak region
- pinch-off region
- primary-breakdown region
- proportional region
- quasi-specular region
- radiating far-field region
- radiating near-field region
- radiation region
- Rayleigh region
- reactive near-field region
- rejection region
- saturation region
- shadow region
- simply-connected region
- single-drift region
- source region
- space-charge region
- stop region
- subthreshold region
- surface depletion-layer region
- swept-out region
- transhorizon region
- transistor region
- transition region
- twinned region
- uniform avalanching region
- valley region
- white region
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1) область; зона; пространство2) слой (напр. атмосферы)3) регион4) вчт. якорь ( отправной или конечный пункт ссылки внутри гипертекста)5) вчт. область памяти•- accumulation region
- achromatic region
- active region
- allowed energy region
- alloy region
- alloyed region
- anode region
- avalanche region
- barrier region
- base region
- black region
- blacker-than-black region
- bottoming region
- breakdown region
- cathode region
- Chapman region
- closed region
- collector region
- compensated region
- confidence region
- coverage region
- critical region
- crossover region
- cutoff region
- depletion region
- diffraction region
- double-drift region
- drain region
- D-region
- drift region
- emitter region
- engagement region
- equipotential region
- equisignal region
- E-region
- excitatory region
- exhaustion region
- F1 region
- F2 region
- far region
- far-field region
- far-infrared region
- floating-base region
- floating-isolation region
- forbidden region
- forward-conduction region
- forward-injection region
- Fraunhofer region
- F-region
- Fresnel region
- gate region
- Geiger-Mueller region
- geometrical-optics region
- growth region
- high-E-field region
- high-field region
- high-frequency region
- high-resistivity region
- impurity region
- inactive region
- interface region
- intrinsic region
- i-region
- isolated-bubble region
- joint confidence region
- junction depletion region
- lattice-scattering region
- limited-proportionality region
- linear region
- low-frequency region
- molten region
- multiplication region
- near region
- near-field region
- near-infrared region
- near-intrinsic region
- negative-resistance region
- normal region in fluxoid core
- n-region
- ohmic region
- opaque region
- open region
- out-diffused region
- peak region
- pinch-off region
- p-region
- primary-breakdown region
- proportional region
- quasi-specular region
- radiating far-field region
- radiating near-field region
- radiation region
- Rayleigh region
- reactive near-field region
- rejection region
- saturation region
- shadow region
- simply-connected region
- single-drift region
- source region
- space-charge region
- stop region
- subthreshold region
- surface depletion-layer region
- swept-out region
- transhorizon region
- transistor region
- transition region
- twinned region
- uniform avalanching region
- valley region
- white region
- window regionThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > region
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19 radiometer
радиометр, радиометрический приёмник-
acoustic radiometer
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airborne radiometer
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all-wave radiometer
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along-track radiometer
- atmospheric sounder radiometer -
cavity radiometer
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chopper radiometer
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cloud-top altitude radiometer
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coastal zone color radiometer
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cooled cell radiometer
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correlation radiometer
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cross-track radiometer
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Dicke radiometer
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differential-correlation radiometer
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Earth radiation budget radiometer
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electronically scanned radiometer
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far-infrared radiometer
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gamma radiometer
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geosynchronous radiometer
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global ozone monitoring radiometer
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heterodyne radiometer
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high-resolution radiometer
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hollow radiometer
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imaging radiometer
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infrared radiometer
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laser radiometer
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limb radiance inversion radiometer
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mechanically scanned radiometer
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microwave radiometer
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moderate resolution radiometer
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multichannel radiometer
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multifrequency radiometer
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multispectral radiometer
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narrow-band radiometer
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near-infrared radiometer
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ocean color imaging radiometer
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omnidirectional radiometer
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optical radiometer
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pressure-modulated radiometer
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satellite-borne radiometer
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scanning radiometer
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self-balanced radiometer
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self-calibrating radiometer
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sky noise radiometer
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solar extinction radiometer
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spectral radiometer
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spectrally scanning radiometer
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spin scan radiometer
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surface composition mapping radiometer
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switching Dicke radiometer
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switching radiometer
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thermocouple radiometer
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vertical temperature profile radiometer
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visible and infrared radiometer
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wide field-of-view satellite radiometer
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wide field satellite radiometer
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wide field-of-view radiometer
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20 multispectral scanner
многоспектральное сканирующее устройство
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multispectral scanner
A remote sensing term referring to a scanning radiometer that simultaneously acquires images in various wavebands at the same time. A multispectral scanner can be carried aboard an aircraft or satellite. The Landsat multispectral scanner records images in four wavebands of visible and near infrared electromagnetic radiation to enable objects with different reflectance properties to be distinguished. (Source: WHIT)
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