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1 bulb
<tech.gen> ■ Wulstprofil n<energ.hydr> (turbine housing) ■ Stahlbirne f -
2 lamp
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3 light bulb
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4 incandescent filament lamp
English-german technical dictionary > incandescent filament lamp
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5 incandescent lamp
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6 initial current
<el> ■ Anfangsstrom m<el> (gen.: e.g. of motors, xenon lamps) ■ Anlaufstrom m -
7 starting current
<el> (electric motor) ■ Anfahrstrom m<el> ■ Anlassstrom m<el> (gen.: e.g. of motors, xenon lamps) ■ Anlaufstrom m<el> ■ Einschaltstrom m<el> (of oscillator circuit) ■ Anschwingstrom m -
8 warm-up
<tech.gen> ■ Erwärmung f -
9 warm-up time
<tech.gen> (until achievement of operating temperature) ■ Anlaufzeit f<tech.gen> (e.g. of lamps, devices, appliances, machines) ■ Aufwärmzeit f ; Aufwärmphase f<tech.gen> (of machines, mechanical equipment; to establish operating temp.) ■ Warmlaufzeit f ; Einlaufzeit f ; Aufwärmphase f ; Aufwärmzeit f ; Anlaufzeit f<tech.gen> ■ Aufheizperiode f ; Aufheizphase f<el> (of electron tubes) ■ Anheizzeit f< light> (of lamps, esp. of xenon, sodium type lamps) ■ Anlaufzeit f ; Einbrennvorgang m ; Einbrennzeit f -
10 run-up time
< light> (of lamps, esp. of xenon, sodium type lamps) ■ Anlaufzeit f ; Einbrennvorgang m ; Einbrennzeit f<mech.eng> (of a machine) ■ Anlaufzeit f< navig> ■ Hochlaufzeit f
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