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1 Bloch point mobility
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2 Bloch point mobility
магн. подвижность блоховской точкиEnglish-Russian electronics dictionary > Bloch point mobility
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3 Bloch point mobility
магн. подвижность блоховской точкиThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > Bloch point mobility
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4 bloch point mobility
English-Russian dictionary of electronics > bloch point mobility
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5 mobility
1) пп фтт подвижность2) мобильность•- ambipolar mobility
- Bloch line mobility
- Bloch point mobility
- bubble mobility
- bulk mobility
- carrier mobility
- channel mobility
- charge mobility
- charge-carrier mobility
- conductivity mobility
- defect mobility
- differential mobility
- diffusion mobility
- domain-wall mobility
- drift mobility
- electron mobility
- electrophoretic mobility
- field-effect mobility
- Hall mobility
- hole mobility
- impurity mobility
- intrinsic mobility
- ion mobility
- ionic mobility
- low-field mobility
- magnetic bubble mobility
- negative mobility
- negative differential mobility
- optical-phonon scattering mobility
- piezoelectric scattering mobility
- recombination mobility
- scattering-limited mobility
- social mobility
- surface mobility
- trap-limited mobility
- wall mobility -
6 mobility
1) тлв.; фтт. подвижность2) мобильность•- ambipolar mobility
- Bloch line mobility
- Bloch point mobility
- bubble mobility
- bulk mobility
- carrier mobility
- channel mobility
- charge mobility
- charge-carrier mobility
- conductivity mobility
- defect mobility
- differential mobility
- diffusion mobility
- domain-wall mobility
- drift mobility
- electron mobility
- electrophoretic mobility
- field-effect mobility
- Hall mobility
- hole mobility
- impurity mobility
- intrinsic mobility
- ion mobility
- ionic mobility
- low-field mobility
- magnetic bubble mobility
- negative differential mobility
- negative mobility
- optical-phonon scattering mobility
- piezoelectric scattering mobility
- recombination mobility
- scattering-limited mobility
- social mobility
- surface mobility
- trap-limited mobility
- wall mobilityThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > mobility
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