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3 parameter
- B-B parameter
- Bloch-Bloembergen parameter
- circuit parameters
- closed-circuit parameters
- command-line parameter
- communications parameter
- complex parameter
- constitutive parameter
- coupling parameter
- damping parameter
- default parameter
- distributed parameters
- dummy parameter
- dynamic target parameter
- equivalent-circuit parameter
- Fermi fluid parameters
- formal parameter
- free parameter
- g-parameters
- global parameter
- h-parameters
- hidden parameter
- hybrid parameters
- hybrid-pi parameters
- imaginary parameter
- impact parameter
- in parameter
- in-out parameter
- input parameter
- invariant target parameter
- keyword parameter
- Landau-Lifshitz parameter
- large-signal parameters
- lattice parameter
- line parameters
- linear electrical parameters
- linear varying parameter
- L-L parameter
- local parameter
- low-signal parameters
- lumped parameters
- macro parameter
- mandatory parameter
- matrix parameters
- multicomponent order parameter
- navigational parameter
- non-centrality parameter
- nonlinear parameter
- nuisance parameter
- open-circuit parameters
- optional parameter
- order parameter
- orthogonal parameters
- out parameter
- output parameter
- performance parameter
- phenomenological parameter
- population parameter
- positional parameter
- real parameter
- redundant parameter
- reference parameter
- replaceable parameter
- reqiured parameter
- restricted parameter
- sample parameter
- scale parameter
- s-parameters
- scaling parameter
- scattering parameters
- setup parameters
- short-circuit parameters
- small-signal parameters
- spacing parameter
- standard interconnect performance parameters
- supported parameter
- template parameter
- time-dependent parameter
- time-varying parameter
- transistor common-base parameters
- transistor common-collector parameters
- transistor common-emitter parameters
- transistor T-equivalent parameters
- transmission-line parameters
- true parameter
- two-port parameters
- two-port admittance parameters
- unknown parameter
- unsupported parameter
- variable parameter
- wave parameter
- y-parameters
- z-parameters -
4 parameter
- B-B parameter
- Bloch-Bloembergen parameter
- circuit parameters
- closed-circuit parameters
- command-line parameter
- communications parameter
- complex parameter
- constitutive parameter
- coupling parameter
- damping parameter
- default parameter
- distributed parameters
- dummy parameter
- dynamic target parameter
- equivalent-circuit parameter
- Fermi fluid parameters
- formal parameter
- free parameter
- g parameters
- global parameter
- h parameters
- hidden parameter
- hybrid parameters
- hybrid-pi parameters
- imaginary parameter
- impact parameter
- in parameter
- in-out parameter
- input parameter
- invariant target parameter
- keyword parameter
- Landau-Lifshitz parameter
- large-signal parameters
- lattice parameter
- line parameter
- linear electrical parameter
- linear varying parameter
- L-L parameter
- local parameter
- low-signal parameters
- lumped parameters
- macro parameter
- mandatory parameter
- matrix parameters
- multicomponent order parameter
- navigational parameter
- non-centrality parameter
- nonlinear parameter
- nuisance parameter
- open-circuit parameters
- optional parameter
- order parameter
- orthogonal parameters
- out parameter
- output parameter
- performance parameter
- phenomenological parameter
- population parameter
- positional parameter
- real parameter
- redundant parameter
- reference parameter
- replaceable parameter
- reqiured parameter
- restricted parameter
- s parameters
- sample parameter
- scale parameter
- scaling parameter
- scattering parameters
- setup parameters
- short-circuit parameters
- small-signal parameters
- spacing parameter
- standard interconnect performance parameters
- supported parameter
- template parameter
- time-dependent parameter
- time-varying parameter
- transistor common-base parameters
- transistor common-collector parameters
- transistor common-emitter parameters
- transistor T-equivalent parameters
- transmission-line parameters
- true parameter
- two-port admittance parameters
- two-port parameters
- unknown parameter
- unsupported parameter
- variable parameter
- wave parameter
- y parameters
- z parametersThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > parameter
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