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1 back-porch pulse
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2 back-porch pulse
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3 back-porch pulse
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4 back-porch pulse
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5 pulse
1) импульс || генерировать импульсы; работать в импульсном режиме; посылать импульсы2) пульсирование; пульсации || пульсировать; вызывать пульсации4) всплеск излучения || излучать всплесками5) пульс•- advance pulse
- alternating-current pulse
- anticoincidence pulse - bell-shaped pulse
- bidirectional pulses
- bipolar pulses
- blackout pulse
- blanking pulse
- brightening pulse
- call-indicator pulse
- carrier-frequency pulse
- carrierless pulse
- carry pulse
- channel pulse
- charge pulse
- chirp pulse
- clamp pulse
- clock pulse
- cloud pulse
- coincidence pulse
- comparison pulse
- compressed pulse
- constant-duration pulse
- convolved pulse
- dark-current pulse
- delta light pulse
- dial pulse
- digit pulse
- digit synchronizing-pulse
- disabling pulse
- discharge pulse
- disturb pulse
- disturbing pulse
- drive pulse
- driving pulse
- edit pulse - enabling pulse
- end-carry pulse
- equalizing pulse
- erase pulse
- error pulse
- execute pulse
- fast pulse
- feedback pulse
- field blanking pulse
- field-synchronizing pulse
- firing pulse
- flat-topped pulse
- frame pulse
- frame-synchronizing pulse
- front-porch pulse
- fruit pulse
- gate pulse
- gating pulse
- Gaussian pulse
- ghost pulse
- giant laser pulse
- giant laser-emission pulse
- half-drive pulse
- half-select pulse
- horizontal blanking pulse
- horizontal-retrace blanking pulse
- horizontal-synchronizing pulse
- ignition pulse
- inhibit pulse
- initiating pulse
- input pulse
- insert pulse
- intensification pulse - inverted pulse
- key pulse
- killer pulse
- linear FM pulse
- line blanking pulse
- line-frequency blanking pulse
- line-synchronizing pulse
- lockout pulse
- long pulse
- make pulse
- mark pulse
- marker pulse
- marking pulse
- microwave pulse
- nanosecond pulse
- narrow pulse
- noise pulse
- Nyquist pulse
- output pulse
- overflow pulse
- partial-drive pulse
- partial-read pulse
- partial-reading pulse
- partial-select pulse
- partial-write pulse
- phasing pulse
- picosecond pulse
- picture-synchronizing pulse
- postwrite disturb pulse
- preread disturb pulse
- priming pulse
- pump pulse
- pumping pulse
- punch pulse
- Q-switched pulse
- quench pulse
- radio pulse
- radio-frequency pulse
- raised cosine pulse
- read pulse
- reading pulse
- rectangular pulse
- reference frame pulse
- reply pulse
- returning-to-zero pulse
- RTZ pulse
- sample pulse
- sampling pulse
- sawtooth pulse
- select pulse
- selector pulse
- SFQ pulse
- sharp pulse
- sine pulse
- single flux quantum pulse
- single-polarity pulses
- solitary-wave pulse
- sonic pulse
- space pulse
- spontaneous laser pulse
- spurious pulse
- start pulse
- starting pulse
- steady-state pulse
- stop pulse
- strobe pulse
- stuffed pulse
- subtract pulse
- suppression pulse
- sync pulse
- synchronizing pulse
- tach pulse
- tail pulse
- tape video frame pulse
- timed pulse
- timing pulse
- tone-wheel pulse
- trailing pulse
- trapezoidal pulse
- triangular pulse
- trigger pulse
- triggering pulse
- ultrasonic pulse
- unidirectional pulses
- unipolar pulses
- unit pulse
- variable-duration pulse
- vertical blanking pulse
- vertical-retrace blanking pulse
- vertical-synchronizing pulse
- video pulse
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6 pulse
1) импульс || генерировать импульсы; работать в импульсном режиме; посылать импульсы2) пульсирование; пульсации || пульсировать; вызывать пульсации4) всплеск излучения || излучать всплесками5) пульс•- advance pulse
- alternating-current pulse
- anticoincidence pulse
- attention dial pulse
- back-porch pulse
- bell-shaped pulse
- bidirectional pulse
- bipolar pulse
- blackout pulse
- blanking pulse
- brightening pulse
- call-indicator pulse
- carrier-frequency pulse
- carrierless pulse
- carry pulse
- channel pulse
- charge pulse
- chirp pulse
- clamp pulse
- clock pulse
- cloud pulse
- coincidence pulse
- comparison pulse
- compressed pulse
- constant-duration pulse
- convolved pulse
- dark-current pulse
- delta light pulse
- dial pulse
- digit pulse
- digit synchronizing-pulse
- disabling pulse
- discharge pulse
- disturb pulse
- disturbing pulse
- drive pulse
- driving pulse
- edit pulse
- electromagnetic pulse
- enable pulse
- enabling pulse
- end-carry pulse
- equalizing pulse
- erase pulse
- error pulse
- execute pulse
- fast pulse
- feedback pulse
- field blanking pulse
- field-synchronizing pulse
- firing pulse
- flat-topped pulse
- frame pulse
- frame-synchronizing pulse
- front-porch pulse
- fruit pulse
- gate pulse
- gating pulse
- Gaussian pulse
- ghost pulse
- giant laser pulse
- giant laser-emission pulse
- half-drive pulse
- half-select pulse
- horizontal blanking pulse
- horizontal-retrace blanking pulse
- horizontal-synchronizing pulse
- ignition pulse
- inhibit pulse
- initiating pulse
- input pulse
- insert pulse
- intensification pulse
- internal electromagnetic pulse
- interrogation pulse
- inverted pulse
- key pulse
- killer pulse
- line blanking pulse
- linear FM pulse
- line-frequency blanking pulse
- line-synchronizing pulse
- lockout pulse
- long pulse
- make pulse
- mark pulse
- marker pulse
- marking pulse
- microwave pulse
- nanosecond pulse
- narrow pulse
- noise pulse
- Nyquist pulse
- output pulse
- overflow pulse
- partial-drive pulse
- partial-read pulse
- partial-reading pulse
- partial-select pulse
- partial-write pulse
- phasing pulse
- picosecond pulse
- picture-synchronizing pulse
- postwrite disturb pulse
- preread disturb pulse
- priming pulse
- pump pulse
- pumping pulse
- punch pulse
- Q-switched pulse
- quench pulse
- radio pulse
- radio-frequency pulse
- raised cosine pulse
- read pulse
- reading pulse
- rectangular pulse
- reference frame pulse
- reply pulse
- returning-to-zero pulse
- RTZ pulse
- sample pulse
- sampling pulse
- sawtooth pulse
- select pulse
- selector pulse
- SFQ pulse
- sharp pulse
- sine pulse
- single flux quantum pulse
- single-polarity pulses
- solitary-wave pulse
- sonic pulse
- space pulse
- spontaneous laser pulse
- spurious pulse
- start pulse
- starting pulse
- steady-state pulse
- stop pulse
- strobe pulse
- stuffed pulse
- subtract pulse
- suppression pulse
- sync pulse
- synchronizing pulse
- tach pulse
- tail pulse
- tape video frame pulse
- timed pulse
- timing pulse
- tone-wheel pulse
- trailing pulse
- trapezoidal pulse
- triangular pulse
- trigger pulse
- triggering pulse
- ultrasonic pulse
- unidirectional pulse
- unipolar pulse
- unit pulse
- variable-duration pulse
- vertical blanking pulse
- vertical-retrace blanking pulse
- vertical-synchronizing pulse
- video pulse
- write pulseThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > pulse
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