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61 четверка
четверка
Группа, скрученная из четырех изолированных жил.
[ ГОСТ 15845-80]
четверка
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[IEV number 151-12-40]EN
quad
in telecommunications, uniform line consisting of four insulated conductors twisted together
NOTE – A quad may consist either of two twisted pairs twisted together (multiple-twin quad), or of four conductors twisted about a common axis (star quad or spiral four).
[IEV number 151-12-40]FR
quarte, f
en télécommunication, ligne uniforme constituée de quatre conducteurs isolés les uns des autres et torsadés
NOTE – Une quarte peut être constituée soit de deux paires torsadées elles-mêmes torsadées ensemble (quarte à paires combinables ou quarte D.M.), soit de quatre conducteurs torsadés autour d'un axe commun (quarte en étoile).
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