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1 trap
1) ловушкаа) устройство для захвата, улавливания или устранения чего-либоб) фтт центр захвата (напр. носителей заряда)г) искусный приём; замаскированная хитростьд) вчт особый случай; особая ситуацияе) вчт исключение, обнаруживаемое и обслуживаемое после выполнения вызвавшей его инструкции3) захватывать4) захват краски ( рабочим слоем при многокрасочной печати) || обладать способностью захватывать краску5) вчт устранять пробелы между областями различного цвета ( при многоцветной печати), проф. использовать треппинг6) режектор, схема режекции; режекторный фильтр9) вчт внутреннее прерывание || обрабатывать внутреннее прерывание10) лазейка ( в программе) || использовать лазейку ( в программе)11) люк (напр. слота)•- acceptor trap
- acceptor-type trap
- asynchronous system trap
- bent-gun ion trap
- bulk trap
- carrier trap
- charged-particle trap
- closed plasma trap
- deep trap
- dummy trap
- electron trap
- empty trap
- event trap
- fast trap
- filled trap
- hole trap
- interfacial trap
- interrupt trap
- ion trap
- ionized trap
- magnetic-mirror trap
- magnetic-mirror plasma trap
- magnetostatic trap
- majority-carrier trap
- multiple-level trap
- neutral trap
- nonrecombining trap
- open plasma trap
- parallel resonant wave trap
- plasma trap
- recombination trap
- semiconductor trap
- series resonant wave trap
- shallow trap
- single-level trap
- slow trap
- straight-gun ion trap
- surface trap
- synchronous system trap
- system trap
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2 ASTLVL
Сокращение: Asynchronous System Trap Level
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