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1 hysteretic magnetization
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2 hysteretic magnetization
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3 hysteretic magnetization reversal
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4 hysteretic magnetization reversal
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5 magnetization
•- magnetization by dc field
- magnetization to saturation
- magnetization with ac biasing field
- magnetization with dc biasing field
- anhysteretic magnetization
- biasing magnetization
- cyclic magnetization
- dc magnetization
- domain-wall movement magnetization
- flash magnetization
- hysteretic magnetization
- irreversible magnetization
- longitudinal magnetization
- macroscopic magnetization
- net magnetization
- perpendicular magnetization
- pulsed magnetization
- quasistatic magnetization
- remanent magnetization
- reversible magnetization
- rotation magnetization
- saturation magnetization
- spontaneous magnetization
- static magnetization
- sublattice magnetization
- thermoremanent magnetization
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6 magnetization
•- biasing magnetization
- cyclic magnetization
- dc magnetization
- domain-wall movement magnetization
- flash magnetization
- hysteretic magnetization
- irreversible magnetization
- longitudinal magnetization
- macroscopic magnetization
- magnetization below saturation
- magnetization by dc field
- magnetization to saturation
- magnetization with ac biasing field
- magnetization with dc biasing field
- net magnetization
- perpendicular magnetization
- pulsed magnetization
- quasistatic magnetization
- remanent magnetization
- reversible magnetization
- rotation magnetization
- saturation magnetization
- spontaneous magnetization
- static magnetization
- sublattice magnetization
- thermoremanent magnetization
- transverse magnetizationThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > magnetization
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2) магн. перемагничивание; изменение направления вектора намагниченности на противоположное; обращение магнитного потока3) отражение; обращение ( изображения)•- biased reversals
- charge reversal
- coherent magnetization reversal
- flux reversal
- horizontal reversal
- hysteretic magnetization reversal
- image reversal
- incoherent magnetization reversal
- irreversible magnetization reversal
- local magnetization reversal
- magnetization reversal
- magnetization reversal by dc field
- magnetization reversal with ac biasing field
- magnetization reversal with dc biasing field
- phase reversal
- polarity reversal
- polarization reversal
- pulsed magnetization reversal
- quasistatic magnetization reversal
- reversible magnetization reversal
- thermomagnetic flux reversal
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1) изменение (напр. направления) на противоположное или обратное; обращение2) магн. перемагничивание; изменение направления вектора намагниченности на противоположное; обращение магнитного потока3) отражение; обращение ( изображения)•- biased reversals
- charge reversal
- coherent magnetization reversal
- flux reversal
- horizontal reversal
- hysteretic magnetization reversal
- image reversal
- incoherent magnetization reversal
- irreversible magnetization reversal
- local magnetization reversal
- magnetization reversal by dc field
- magnetization reversal with ac biasing field
- magnetization reversal with dc biasing field
- magnetization reversal
- phase reversal
- polarity reversal
- polarization reversal
- pulsed magnetization reversal
- quasistatic magnetization reversal
- reversible magnetization reversal
- thermomagnetic flux reversal
- vertical reversalThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > reversal
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