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1 electroacoustic converter
Телекоммуникации: электроакустический преобразовательУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > electroacoustic converter
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2 electroacoustic converter
English-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > electroacoustic converter
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3 converter
1) преобразователь; конвертор•- address converter
- amplitude-to-time converter
- analog-to-binary converter
- analog-to-digital converter
- analog-to-frequency converter
- balanced frequency converter
- booster converter
- code converter
- data converter
- dc converter
- dc-to-dc converter
- digital television converter
- digital-to-analog converter
- diode frequency converter
- down converter
- downward converter
- DV-converter
- electroacoustic converter
- electromechanical converter
- electronic frequency converter
- external paging signals converter
- ferroelectric converter
- frequency converter
- frequency shift control converter
- frequency-voltage converter
- full-band converter
- graphic converter
- HDTV converter
- heterodyne-down converter
- heterodyne-frequency converter
- image converter
- inductor-frequency converter
- infrared image converter
- input converter
- integral converter
- ISDN dc converter
- line-commutated converter
- mode converter
- multiplying digital-to-analog converter
- negative impedance converter
- negative-admittance converter
- negative-immittance converter
- number-to-frequency converter
- parametric-frequency converter
- phase converter
- power converter
- protocol converter
- quartz converter
- RF-converter
- scan converter
- scanning converter
- self-correctable analog-to-digital converter
- self-correctable digital-to-analog converter
- serial-parallel converter
- sheath-reshaping converter
- short-wave converter
- signaling protocol converter
- signal-to-data converter
- single-bit digital-to-analog converter
- standards converter
- stroboscopic single-channel converter
- stroboscopic two-step converter
- superheterodyne converter
- synchronous booster converter
- thermal voltage converter
- transistor frequency converter
- transmission interface converter
- TV-converter
- ultrasonic image converter
- up converter
- upward converter
- VGA/TV converter
- voltage converter
- voltage-to-frequency converter
- wave converter
- waveguide converterEnglish-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > converter
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4 электроакустический преобразователь
1) Engineering: acoustical-electrical transducer, electroacoustic transducer2) Metallurgy: electroacoustical transducer3) Telecommunications: acoustic transducer, electroacoustic converter4) Electronics: electro-acoustical transducer (Устройство, преобразующее электрическую энергию акустическую и обратно.)5) Electricity: ПЭАУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > электроакустический преобразователь
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5 электроакустический преобразователь
Russian-English dictionary of telecommunications > электроакустический преобразователь
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