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61 modulation frequency
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62 mush winding
nELEC of small alternating current machine devanado de confusión m, devanado de interferencia m -
63 noninductive load
nELEC alternating current carga no inductiva f -
64 nonreactive load
nELEC alternating current carga no reactiva f -
65 opposite phase
nELEC alternating current fase opuesta f -
66 oscillating damper
nELEC alternating current, galvanometer amortiguador de oscilaciones m -
67 oscillation
nPHYS, TELECOM, WAVE PHYS oscilación f -
68 out-of-phase
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69 period of oscillation
nELEC alternating current período de oscilación mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > period of oscillation
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70 periodic
1 adjACOUST periódicoELEC alternating current cíclico, intermitente, periódicoELECTRON, PHYS periódico2 -
71 phase adaptor
nELEC alternating current adaptador de fase m -
72 phase angle
nELEC alternating current desfasaje m, distancia angular de fase f, ángulo de adelanto de fase m, ángulo de desfasamiento m, ángulo de retraso de fase mFUELLESS ángulo de retraso de fase mWAVE PHYS decalaje de fase m -
73 phase changer
nELEC alternating current desfasador mELECTRON desfasador m, convertidor de fase mTELECOM, WAVE PHYS desfasador m -
74 phase compensation
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75 phase converter
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76 phase displacement
nELEC alternating current desfasado m, desfasaje m, desfasamiento m, desfase m, desplazamiento de fase m -
77 phase equalizer
nELEC alternating current compensador de fase m, ecualizador de fase m, igualador de fase m -
78 phase grid
nELEC alternating current rejilla de fase f -
79 phase insulation
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80 phase lag
nELEC alternating current retardo de fase m, retraso de fase mELECTRON, OCEAN, PHYS retardo de fase m
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