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equivalent noise bandwidth Rauschersatzbandbreite fEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > equivalent noise bandwidth
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эквивалентная шумовая ширина полосы частот
Полоса частот шириной В=1Д (Т - длительность модулирующего импульса) с идеальной прямоугольной частотной характеристикой, эквивалентная мощность шума в которой равна мощности полезного сигнала.
[Л.М. Невдяев. Телекоммуникационные технологии. Англо-русский толковый словарь-справочник. Под редакцией Ю.М. Горностаева. Москва, 2002]Тематики
- электросвязь, основные понятия
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > equivalent noise bandwidth
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Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > equivalent noise bandwidth
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2) Макаров: (ENBW) эквивалентная шумовая полосаУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > equivalent noise bandwidth
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1) Техника: эквивалентная полоса шумов2) Телекоммуникации: эквивалентная ширина шумовой полосы частотУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > equivalent-noise bandwidth
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English-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > equivalent-noise bandwidth
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Макаров: эквивалентная шумовая полосаУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > equivalent noise bandwidth (ENBW)
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1) ширина полосы пропускания, ширина спектра ( сигнала)2) ширина полосы частот диапазон рабочих часов3) вчт. пропускная способность; производительность•-
amplifier bandwidth
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antenna bandwidth
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authorized bandwidth
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bandwidth of servosystem
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baseband bandwidth
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capture bandwidth
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cavity resonance bandwidth
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channel bandwidth
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chrominance bandwidth
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diffracted bandwidth
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Doppler bandwidth
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effective bandwidth
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emission bandwidth
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equivalent noise bandwidth
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fiber bandwidth
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fractional bandwidth
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half-power bandwidth
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hopped bandwidth
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I/O bandwidth
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impedance bandwidth
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information bandwidth
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instantaneous bandwidth
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intelligence bandwidth
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intermediate-frequency bandwidth
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lock-in bandwidth
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luminance bandwidth
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mean square noise voltage per unit bandwidth
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modulation bandwidth
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monochrome bandwidth
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natural line bandwidth
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n-dB bandwidth
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necessary bandwidth
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noise bandwidth
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noise-equivalent bandwidth
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normalized bandwidth
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null-to-null bandwidth
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Nyquist bandwidth
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occupied bandwidth
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pass bandwidth
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pattern bandwidth
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phase bandwidth
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polarization bandwidth
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postdetection bandwidth
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predetection bandwidth
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pulse bandwidth
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quantized bandwidth
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receiver bandwidth
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recognition bandwidth
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signal bandwidth
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sound bandwidth
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space bandwidth
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transmission bandwidth
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video bandwidth
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1) полоса пропускания, ширина полосы пропускания4) ширина спектра ( сигнала)•- amplifier bandwidth
- antenna bandwidth
- authorized bandwidth
- axial-ratio bandwidth
- baseband bandwidth
- broad bandwidth
- capture bandwidth
- cavity resonance bandwidth
- chrominance bandwidth
- closed-loop noise bandwidth
- design bandwidth
- diffracted bandwidth
- Doppler bandwidth
- effective bandwidth
- emission bandwidth
- equivalent-noise bandwidth
- excess bandwidth
- fiber bandwidth
- full-power bandwidth
- half-power bandwidth
- hopped bandwidth
- IF bandwidth
- instantaneous bandwidth
- lock-in bandwidth
- media bandwidth
- memory bandwidth
- modulation bandwidth
- monochrome bandwidth
- n-dB bandwidth
- necessary bandwidth
- network bandwidth
- noise bandwidth
- noise-equivalent bandwidth
- nominal bandwidth
- normalized bandwidth
- occupied bandwidth
- optical bandwidth
- output bandwidth
- pass bandwidth
- pattern bandwidth
- phase bandwidth
- postdetection bandwidth
- power bandwidth
- pulse bandwidth
- radio-frequency bandwidth
- receiver bandwidth
- reflection bandwidth
- root-mean-square bandwidth
- signal bandwidth
- sound bandwidth
- space bandwidth
- spatial bandwidth
- spectral bandwidth
- speech bandwidth
- telecommunication bandwidth
- telegraph bandwidth
- television bandwidth
- transmission bandwidth
- voice bandwidth
- waveguide transmission bandwidthEnglish-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > bandwidth
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1) шум
2) противопомеховый
3) шумовой
4) шумовый
5) шумок
6) шумы
7) помехи
8) нежелательный сигнал
9) шум белый
10) фон
– abate noise
– additive noise
– ambient noise
– amplifier noise
– antenna noise
– background noise
– bias noise
– bulk noise
– carrier noise
– cavitation noise
– channel noise
– circuit noise
– clutter noise
– contact noise
– cosmic noise
– current noise
– damp out noise
– deaden noise
– detector noise
– excess noise
– exhaust noise
– external noise
– figure of noise
– fluctuation noise
– frame noise
– galactic noise
– Gaussian noise
– high-frequency noise
– hissing noise
– hum noise
– impulse noise
– industrial noise
– internal noise
– intrinsic noise
– Johnson noise
– junction noise
– keying noise
– laser noise
– man-made noise
– manmade noise
– maser noise
– microphone noise
– microphonic noise
– noise factor
– noise abatement
– noise analysis
– noise analyzer
– noise bandwidth
– noise characteristic
– noise control
– noise current
– noise disturbance
– noise factor
– noise filter
– noise generator
– noise level
– noise margin
– noise modulation
– noise performance
– noise power
– noise ratio
– noise sample
– noise source
– noise spectrum
– noise stability
– noise storm
– noise suppression
– noise temperature
– noise voltage
– noise waves
– overwrite noise
– photon noise
– plasma noise
– power-supply noise
– pump noise
– quantization noise
– quantum noise
– radio noise
– random noise
– receiver noise
– Schottky noise
– shot noise
– sky noise
– solar noise
– thermal noise
– transient noise
– tube noise
– white noise
certificate airplane for noise — аттестовывать самолет по шуму
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Техника: ширина полосы, эквивалентная шумуУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > noise equivalent bandwidth
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1) Техника: эквивалентная ширина шумовой полосы частот2) Телекоммуникации: эквивалентная ширина полосы помехУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > noise-equivalent bandwidth
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English-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > noise-equivalent bandwidth
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s.ancho de banda equivalente de ruido.Nuevo Diccionario Inglés-Español > noise-equivalent bandwidth
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20 unit frequency bandwidth noise equivalent power
порог чувствительности ФЭПП в единичной полосе частот
порог в единичной полосе частот
Среднее квадратичное значение первой гармоники действующего на ФЭПП модулированного потока излучения источника фотосигнала с заданным спектральным распределением, при котором среднее квадратичное значение первой гармоники напряжения (тока) фотосигнала равно среднему квадратичному значению напряжения (тока) шума, приведенному к единичной полосе на частоте модуляции потока излучения.
Обозначение
ФП1
NEP
[ ГОСТ 21934-83]Тематики
- приемники излуч. полупроводн. и фотоприемн. устр.
Синонимы
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- puissance équivalente au bruit dans une bande passante des fréquences unitaire
79. Порог чувствительности ФЭПП в единичной полосе частот
Порог в единичной полосе частот
D. Äquivalente Rauschleistung im Einheitsfrequenzband
E. Unit frequency bandwidth noise equivalent power
F. Puissance équivalente au bruit dans une bande passante des fréquences unitaire
Фп1
Среднее квадратичное значение первой гармоники действующего на ФЭПП модулированного потока излучения источника фотосигнала с заданным спектральным распределением, при котором среднее квадратичное значение первой гармоники напряжения (тока) фотосигнала равно среднему квадратичному значению напряжения (тока) шума, приведенному к единичной полосе на частоте модуляции потока излучения
Источник: ГОСТ 21934-83: Приемники излучения полупроводниковые фотоэлектрические и фотоприемные устройства. Термины и определения оригинал документа
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