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1 induce current
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2 induce current
English-Russian dictionary of telecommunications > induce current
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3 induce
1) побуждать
2) индуктировать
3) индуцировать
4) возбуждать
5) возбудить
6) наводить
7) делать индуктивный вывод
– induce an emf
– induce current
– induce draft
– induce radiation
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4 current
1) поток
2) водоток
3) текущий
4) токовой
5) токовый
6) значение тока
7) имеющийся
8) <electr.> сила тока
9) сложившийся
10) течение
11) общеупотребительный
– absorption current
– alternating current
– antenna current
– ascending current
– avalanche current
– back current
– beam current
– bias current
– biasing current
– black current
– bunched current
– capacitive current
– Caribbean Current
– carry current
– carrying current
– charging current
– conduction current
– constant current
– consumption current
– control current
– convection current
– current algebra
– current amplification
– current balance
– current build-up
– current check
– current circuit
– current collector
– current consumption
– current crowding
– current density
– current distribution
– current divider
– current divides
– current drain
– current efficiency
– current events
– current feedback
– current gain
– current inrush
– current installing
– current instruction
– current intensity
– current limiter
– current limiting
– current margin
– current meter
– current noise
– current overload
– current path
– current production
– current protection
– current receiver
– current regulation
– current relay
– current rise
– current saturation
– current sensitivity
– current sheet
– current stabilization
– current stabilizer
– current standards
– current supply
– current task
– current transformer
– current triangle
– current vector
– current velocity
– current wave
– dark current
– decaying current
– descending current
– direct current
– discharge current
– displacement current
– double current
– drift current
– drop-out current
– dynode current
– eddy current
– emission current
– erasing current
– exchange current
– exciting current
– external current
– extraneous current
– fault current
– fault-to-earth current
– feed current
– feedback current
– field current
– filament current
– forward current
– full-select current
– fusing current
– gas current
– grid current
– half-select current
– holding current
– hole current
– in-phase current
– in-rush current
– induce current
– inhibit current
– input current
– instantaneous current
– ion current
– Kuroshio current
– large-scale air current
– large-scale current
– latching current
– leakage current
– let-go current
– line current
– load current
– loop current
– loss current
– magnetizing current
– marking current
– no-load current
– noise current
– non-sinusoidal current
– operate current
– operating current
– oscillating current
– Oudin current
– output current
– overload current
– partial-select current
– peak current
– penetration of current
– photocathode current
– plasma current
– plate current
– polarization current
– polyphase current
– preionization current
– primary current
– pulsating current
– pyroelectric current
– quiescent current
– r f current
– random current
– rated current
– read current
– recombination current
– rectified current
– rectify current
– residual current
– ringing current
– roaming current
– root-mean-square current
– saturation current
– saw-tooth current
– sea current
– sea current meter
– secondary current
– selection current
– self-inductance current
– set of current
– short-circuit current
– space-charge current
– speaking current
– spurious current
– standing current
– starting current
– stray current
– stream current
– strong current
– sweep current
– synchronizing current
– telluric current
– test current
– thermionic current
– three-phase current
– to be current
– transient current
– tunnel current
– wandering current
– welding current
– white current
– word current
– write current
alternating current motor — электродвигатель переменнего тока
amplitude of tidal current — <geogr.> амплитуда приливного течения
current regulator tube — <tech.> барретер, барретор, барреттер, токостабилизатор
equation for alternating current — уравнение переменного тока
short circuit current — <electr.> ток короткого замыкания
South Equatorial Current — <geogr.> течение Южное Пассатное
space-charge limited current — <electr.> ток ограниченный пространственным зарядом
variable current transformer — трансформатор переменного тока
zero signal current — <electr.> ток покоя
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5 induce a current
1) Техника: наводить ток2) Макаров: индуцировать ток -
6 induce secondary current
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > induce secondary current
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7 to induce a current
Англо-русский словарь по ядерным испытаниям и горному делу > to induce a current
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8 to induce a secondary current
Англо-русский словарь по ядерным испытаниям и горному делу > to induce a secondary current
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9 наводить ток
induce currentБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > наводить ток
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10 emf
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11 emf
- back emf
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