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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > equivalent input noise
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1) Вычислительная техника: эквивалентный входной шум2) Высокочастотная электроника: эквивалентный шум на входеУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > equivalent input noise
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English-Russian electronics dictionary > equivalent input noise
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The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > equivalent input noise
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English-Russian dictionary of computer science and programming > equivalent input noise
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English-Russian dictionary of electronics > equivalent input noise
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шум, приведенный ко входуEnglish-Russian dictionary of telecommunications > equivalent input noise
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9 equivalent input noise current
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > equivalent input noise current
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10 equivalent input noise voltage
эквивалентное напряжение шумов, приведенное ко входуБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > equivalent input noise voltage
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эквивалентный ток шумов, приведённый ко входуАнгло-русский словарь технических терминов > equivalent input noise current
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эквивалентное напряжение шумов, приведённое ко входуАнгло-русский словарь технических терминов > equivalent input noise voltage
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1) Техника: приведённый ко входу, эквивалентный ток шумов2) Макаров: эквивалентный ток шумов, приведённый ко входуУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > equivalent input noise current
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14 equivalent input noise voltage
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > equivalent input noise voltage
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15 noise equivalent input
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > noise equivalent input
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16 noise equivalent input
1) эквивалентный входной сигнал шума * Значение сигнала на входе приемника, которое вызывает сигнал на выходе равный среднеквадратичному значению величины шума на выходе для определенной частоты и ширины полосы частот прибора, измеряющего величину на выходе приемника. Примечание: обычно рассматривается ширина полосы частот 1 Гц, и, если специально не оговорено, то это значение применяется на практике.English-Russian vocabulary of international lighting > noise equivalent input
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17 noise
шум; шумы- additive noise
- additive white Gaussian noise
- AM noise
- ambient noise
- amplitude noise
- angle noise
- angle-modulation noise
- antenna noise
- artificial noise
- atmospheric noise
- atmospheric modulation noise
- audible noise
- audio-frequency noise
- auroral noise
- avalanche noise
- avalanche-multiplication noise
- background noise
- band-limited white noise
- Barkhausen noise
- base noise
- basic noise
- beam noise
- beat noise
- bias noise
- broad-band noise
- brown noise
- bulk erased noise
- bulk-trapping noise
- burst noise
- carrier residual modulation noise
- cavitation noise
- circuit noise
- clipped noise
- C-message weighted noise
- coast noise
- collector noise
- common-mode noise
- contact noise
- continuous noise
- cosmic antenna noise
- current noise
- dark-current noise
- delta noise
- diffusion noise
- diode noise
- direct-current noise
- disk surface noise
- distribution noise
- edge noise
- electrical noise
- electromagnetic noise
- equivalent input noise
- equivalent output noise
- excess noise
- external noise
- extraneous noise
- extraterrestrial noise
- film-grain noise
- flat noise
- flicker noise
- flow noise
- fluctuation noise
- flutter noise
- front-end noise
- frying noise
- full shot noise
- galactic noise
- gas noise
- gated noise
- Gaussian noise
- generation-recombination noise
- glint noise
- grain noise
- granular noise
- grid noise
- ground noise
- high-frequency noise
- hissing noise
- hum noise
- hydrodynamic noise
- idle channel noise
- idling noise
- ignition noise
- impact noise
- impulse noise
- impulsive noise
- in-band noise
- induced noise
- induced grid noise
- inherent noise
- input noise
- instrument noise
- instrumentation noise
- interception noise
- intermodulation noise
- internal noise
- intrinsic noise
- intrusive noise
- jitter noise
- Johnson noise
- junction noise
- lightning storm noise
- line noise
- low-frequency noise
- man-made noise
- Markovian noise
- microphonic noise
- microplasma noise
- microwave noise
- modal noise
- modulation noise
- multiplicative noise
- narrow-band noise
- natural noise
- needle noise
- out-of-band noise
- output noise
- overload noise
- partition noise
- pattern-noise
- phase noise
- phonon noise
- photocurrent noise
- photon noise
- physical noise
- pink noise
- plasma noise
- pop noise
- popcorn noise
- precipitation noise
- primer noise
- pseudo-random noise
- pump noise
- pumping noise
- quantization noise
- quantizing noise
- quantum noise
- quasi-impulsive noise
- quiescent noise
- radio noise
- random noise
- recording noise
- reference noise
- resistance noise
- rubbing noise
- saturation noise
- Schottky noise
- seismic noise
- self-noise
- servo noise
- set noise
- shot noise
- sky noise
- slope overload noise
- solar noise
- solar radio noise
- spatial noise
- spatially correlated noise
- speckle noise
- speech-off noise
- speech-on noise
- spin-system noise
- spontaneous emission noise
- statistical noise
- structure-borne noise
- subaudio noise
- surface noise
- system noise
- target noise
- telegraph noise
- telephone noise
- terrestrial noise
- thermal noise
- transistor noise
- transmitter noise
- true random noise
- tube noise
- ungated noise
- vacuum-tube noise
- velocity fluctuation noise
- video noise
- virgin noise
- visible noise
- white noise
- wow noise
- zero noise
- 1/f noise -
18 noise
шум; шумы- added noise
- additive noise
- additive white Gaussian noise
- AM noise
- ambient noise
- amplitude noise
- angle noise
- angle-modulation noise
- antenna noise
- artificial noise
- atmospheric modulation noise
- atmospheric noise
- audible noise
- audio-frequency noise
- auroral noise
- avalanche noise
- avalanche-multiplication noise
- background noise
- band-limited white noise
- Barkhausen noise
- base noise
- basic noise
- beam noise
- beat noise
- bias noise
- broad-band noise
- brown noise
- bulk erased noise
- bulk-trapping noise
- burst noise
- carrier residual modulation noise
- cavitation noise
- circuit noise
- clipped noise
- C-message weighted noise
- coast noise
- collector noise
- common-mode noise
- contact noise
- continuous noise
- cosmic antenna noise
- current noise
- dark-current noise
- delta noise
- diffusion noise
- diode noise
- direct-current noise
- disk surface noise
- distribution noise
- edge noise
- electrical noise
- electromagnetic noise
- equivalent input noise
- equivalent output noise
- excess noise
- external noise
- extraneous noise
- extraterrestrial noise
- film-grain noise
- flat noise
- flicker noise
- flow noise
- fluctuation noise
- flutter noise
- front-end noise
- frying noise
- full shot noise
- galactic noise
- gas noise
- gated noise
- Gaussian noise
- generation-recombination noise
- glint noise
- grain noise
- granular noise
- grid noise
- ground noise
- high-frequency noise
- hissing noise
- hum noise
- hydrodynamic noise
- idle channel noise
- idling noise
- ignition noise
- impact noise
- impulse noise
- impulsive noise
- in-band noise
- induced grid noise
- induced noise
- inherent noise
- input noise
- instrument noise
- instrumentation noise
- interception noise
- intermodulation noise
- internal noise
- intrinsic noise
- intrusive noise
- jitter noise
- Johnson noise
- junction noise
- lightning storm noise
- line noise
- low-frequency noise
- man-made noise
- Markovian noise
- microphonic noise
- microplasma noise
- microwave noise
- modal noise
- modulation noise
- multiplicative noise
- narrow-band noise
- natural noise
- needle noise
- out-of-band noise
- output noise
- overload noise
- partition noise
- pattern-noise
- phase noise
- phonon noise
- photocurrent noise
- photon noise
- physical noise
- pink noise
- plasma noise
- pop noise
- popcorn noise
- precipitation noise
- primer noise
- pseudo-random noise
- pump noise
- pumping noise
- quantization noise
- quantizing noise
- quantum noise
- quasi-impulsive noise
- quiescent noise
- radio noise
- random noise
- recording noise
- reference noise
- resistance noise
- rubbing noise
- saturation noise
- Schottky noise
- seismic noise
- self-noise
- servo noise
- set noise
- shot noise
- sky noise
- slope overload noise
- solar noise
- solar radio noise
- spatial noise
- spatially correlated noise
- speckle noise
- speech-off noise
- speech-on noise
- spin-system noise
- spontaneous emission noise
- statistical noise
- structure-borne noise
- subaudio noise
- surface noise
- system noise
- target noise
- telegraph noise
- telephone noise
- terrestrial noise
- thermal noise
- transistor noise
- transmitter noise
- true random noise
- tube noise
- ungated noise
- vacuum-tube noise
- velocity fluctuation noise
- video noise
- virgin noise
- visible noise
- white noise
- wow noise
- zero noiseThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > noise
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помеха; помехи; шум ( случайные электрические сигналы)- additive noise
- beep noise
- clipped noise
- conductive noise
- contact noise
- coupling noise
- delta noise
- equivalent input noise
- external noise
- gaussian noise
- ground noise
- impulse noise
- line noise
- low noise
- man-made noise
- Markovian noise
- nongaussian noise
- overwrite noise
- power distribution noise
- power-supply noise
- pseudorandom noise
- quantization noise
- random noise
- self-induced noise
- shot noise
- spontaneous noise
- switching noise
- tapping noise
- thermal noise
- white noiseEnglish-Russian dictionary of computer science and programming > noise
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1. n эквивалент, равноценный заменительpopular equivalents of Latin botanical names — народные названия, заменяющие латинские ботанические наименования
2. n шахм. компенсация3. a равноценный, равносильный, равный по величине или значению; эквивалентныйwhat is $5 equivalent to in French money? — чему равняются 5 долларов в переводе на франки?
4. a мат. равный по площади5. a геол. соответствующий по геологическому возрасту или стратиграфическому положениюСинонимический ряд:1. like (adj.) agnate; akin; alike; analogous; consonant; corresponding; intercomparable; like; parallel; similar; such; suchlike; undifferenced; undifferentiated; uniform2. same (adj.) commensurate; comparable; duplicate; equal; even; identic; identical; indistinguishable; of equal value; same; tantamount3. match (noun) analogue; approximation; coequal; colleague; counterpart; equal; fellow; like; match; mate; parallel; peerАнтонимический ряд:different; unequal
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