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1 Low Voltage Differential Signaling
1) Военный термин: низковольтная дифференциальная передача сигналов2) Техника: дифференциальная сигнализация низкого напряжения3) Электроника: LVDS, дифференциальная сигнализация пониженного напряженияУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > Low Voltage Differential Signaling
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2 differential signaling
= DSдифференциальная (разностная) передача сигналов, дифференциальная сигнализация; сбалансированное соединениеспособ передачи цифровых данных по двум проводам, характеризующийся высокой устойчивостью к шумам и перекрёстным помехам (crosstalk); по одному проводу посылается положительный, а по другому - отрицательный сигнал, и на приёмном конце линии полезный сигнал определяется как разность между ними. Как правило, в подобных линиях передачи используются витые пары (twisted pair), чтобы внешние наводки воздействовали на оба провода в одном месте одновременно и легче было обнаруживать и подавлять помехи. Например, differential low-voltage signaling - дифференциальная низковольтовая сигнализациясм. тж. LVDS, TMDSАнгло-русский толковый словарь терминов и сокращений по ВТ, Интернету и программированию. > differential signaling
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3 LVDS
1) Военный термин: Low-Volume Dissemination System2) Сокращение: Low Voltage Differential Signaling (ASIC circuitry)3) Электроника: Low Voltage Differential Signal, Low Voltage Differential Signaling, Low Voltage Differential Swing4) Вычислительная техника: Low Voltage Differential SCSI, Low-Voltage Differential Signaling, Low Voltage Differential Signal (TI, NSC)5) Медицинская техника: left ventricular diameter at end systole (ЭхоКГ) -
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1) реле || ставить реле2) снабжать релейной защитой; ставить релейную защиту4) трансляция; передача ( сигнала) || транслировать; передавать ( сигнал)5) ретрансляция; переприём || ретранслировать•-
ac relay
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ac system relays
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accelerating relay
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acoustic relay
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actuating relay
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alarm relay
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allotter relay
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all-to-all relay
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amplitude comparison relay
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angle armature relay
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annunciation relay
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antifailure automatics relay
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armature relay
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automatic reclosing relay
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back-current relay
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backup relay
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balance beam relay
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balanced relay
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banked relay
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biased relay
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bimetallic-strip relay
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bistable relay
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blocking relay
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block relay
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brake application relay
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brake release relay
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braking relay
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Buchholz relay
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calling relay
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call relay
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capacitance relay
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carrier-actuated relay
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center-stable polarized relay
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center-stable polar relay
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central disconnection relay
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change-of-current relay
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charging rate relay
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circuit-control relay
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clappers-type relay
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clappers relay
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clearing relay
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clock relay
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closing relay
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code relay
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compelling relay
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conductance relay
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contact relay
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contactless relay
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continuous-duty relay
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control relay
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crossing relay
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current relay
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current-balance relay
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current-overload relay
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cut-in relay
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cut-off relay
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dc relay
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definite minimum time-limit relay
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definite-time-lag relay
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delay relay
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dependent-time measuring relay
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dependent-time-lag relay
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differential relay
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digital radio relay
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digital relay
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direct-action relay
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directional impedance relay
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directional power relay
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directional relay
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directional-overcurrent relay
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discriminating relay
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distance relay
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double-acting relay
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draw-out relay
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dry-feed relay
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earth-fault relay
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earthing relay
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electrical relay
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electrodynamic relay
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electromagnetic relay
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electromechanical relay
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electronic relay
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electron relay
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electrostatic relay
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element relay
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enclosed relay
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entrance relay
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erase relay
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excitation-loss relay
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fast-operating relay
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fast-release relay
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ferrodynamic relay
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ferromagnetic relay
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field relay
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field-application relay
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field-failure relay
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field-removal relay
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frequency relay
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frequency-selective relay
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gas-actuated relay
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gas relay
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gas-filled relay
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graded time-lag relay
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grounding relay
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ground relay
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guard relay
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hermetically sealed relay
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high-speed relay
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hinged-armature relay
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holding relay
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horn relay
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hot-wire relay
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impedance relay
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independent time-lag relay
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indicating relay
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indirect-action relay
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individual point relay
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induction relay
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inertia relay
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initiating relay
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instantaneous overcurrent relay
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instantaneous relay
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interlock relay
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intermediate switching-off relay
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interposing relay
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inverse-time relay
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keying relay
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key relay
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lagged relay
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lag relay
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latched relay
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latch-in relay
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latching relay
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leakage relay
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leak relay
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LED-coupled solid-state relay
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light relay
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light-out relay
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line relay
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line-break relay
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load relay
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local-remote relay
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locking relay
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lock-up relay
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low-voltage relay
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low-voltage release relay
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magnetic relay
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magnetoelectric relay
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main locomotive relay
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main starting relay
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maximum power relay
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maximum-voltage relay
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measuring relay
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memory relay
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mercury relay
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mercury-contact relay
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mercury-wetted-contact relay
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metering relay
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mho relay
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microprocessor controlled relay for overcurrent protection
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microwave radio relay
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microwave relay
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monostable relay
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moving-iron relay
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multiposition relay
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negative phase-sequence relay
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net-to-net relay
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network master relay
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network-phasing relay
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neutral relay
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no-load relay
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nondirectional relay
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nonpolarized relay
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nonspecified-time relay
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normally closed relay
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normally open relay
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notching relay
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no-voltage relay
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ohm relay
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open-frame relay
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open relay
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open-phase relay
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open-track-circuit relay
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out-of-step relay
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overcurrent relay
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overload relay
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overpower relay
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overtemperature relay
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overvoltage relay
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percentage-differential relay
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phase relay
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phase-balance relay
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phase-comparison relay
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phase-failure relay
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phase-reversal relay
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phase-rotation relay
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photocell relay
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photoemissive relay
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phototube relay
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plunger relay
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pneumatic amplifier relay
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pneumatic relay
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pneumatic time-delay relay
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point detection relay
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point operating relay
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polarity-directional relay
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polarized relay
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positive phase-sequence relay
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potential relay
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power direction relay
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power relay
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power-transfer relay
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pressure relay
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primary relay
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product relay
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protection relay
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pulse relay
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pulse track relay
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quick-operating relay
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quotient relay
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radio relay
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rate-of-change relay
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ratio-balance relay
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reactance relay
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reactive power relay
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reclosing relay
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reed relay
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register relay
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regulating relay
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reply and call relay
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reset relay
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residual relay
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resistance relay
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reverse-current relay
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reverse-phase relay
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rinding relay
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route relay
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route-release relay
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satellite relay
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secondary relay
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sector-type relay
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selector relay
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self-resetting relay
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semiconductor relay
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service restoring relay
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shaded-pole relay
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short-circuit relay
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shunt relay
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side-stable relay
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signal selector relay
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signaling relay
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slave relay
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slew relay
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slow-acting relay
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slow-release relay
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solenoid relay
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solid-state relay
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speed relay
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starting relay
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static relay with output contact
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static relay without output contact
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static relay
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step-back relay
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stepping-type relay
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stepping relay
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storage relay
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supervisory relay
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switch control relay
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switch indication relay
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switch lock relay
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switch position relay
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switching relay
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synchronizing relay
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temperature relay
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three-position relay
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time relay
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time-delay relay
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timing relay
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track indicating relay
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track relay
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trailing relay
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train control relay
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train-stop relay
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transfer relay
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transistor relay
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trip-free relay
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tuned relay
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two-element selector relay
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two-position relay
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undercurrent relay
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undervoltage relay
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unenclosed relay
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voltage-response relay
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warning signal relay
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wet-reed relay
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wire-break relay
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zero phase-sequence relay
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LVDS — Low Voltage Differential Signaling … Acronyms
