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1 cavity loss
Электроника: потери в резонаторе -
2 cavity loss
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3 cavity loss
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4 cavity loss
The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > cavity loss
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5 cavity loss
English-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > cavity loss
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6 cavity loss
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7 loss
1) потеря; потери2) потери передачи, потери при передаче3) затухание, ослабление•- loss of efficiencyloss per unit length — потери на единицу длины, погонные потери
- loss of frame alignment
- loss of gate control
- loss of lock rate
- absorption loss
- acoustic loss
- air loss
- angle deviation loss
- angular deviation loss
- apparent power loss
- arc loss
- arc-drop loss
- attenuation loss
- azimuth loss
- beam-shape loss
- bending loss
- branching loss
- bremsstrahiung loss
- bridging loss
- bulk loss
- cable loss
- cavity loss
- cladding loss
- coax loss
- coil loss
- coincidence loss
- cold loss
- conduction loss
- conversion loss
- copper loss
- core loss
- corona loss
- counting loss
- cross-polarization loss
- crosstalk loss
- detail loss
- dielectric loss
- diffraction loss
- display loss
- dissociation loss
- divergence loss
- eddy-current loss
- edge loss
- end loss
- equivalent articulation loss
- forward power loss
- fractional counting loss
- free-space loss
- Fresnel loss
- friction loss
- gap loss
- guide material loss
- head alignment loss
- heat loss
- high-field loss
- high-frequency loss
- in-and-out loss
- incidental loss
- incremental hysteresis loss
- insertion loss
- interaction loss
- inverse loss
- I2R loss
- iron loss
- Joule heat loss
- junction loss
- line loss
- line-of-sight loss
- low-field loss
- low-frequency loss
- magnetic loss
- magnetic hysteresis loss
- magnetic lag loss
- minimum expected loss
- mirror conduction loss
- mirror transmission loss
- mismatch loss
- mode-dependent loss
- net loss
- no-load loss
- offset loss
- ohmic loss
- passband loss
- path loss
- piezoelectric loss
- playback loss
- pointing loss
- polarization mismatch loss
- power loss
- processing loss
- propagation loss
- radiation loss
- recording loss
- reflection loss
- refraction loss
- relaxation loss
- residual loss
- resistance loss
- resistive loss
- return loss
- reverse power loss
- rotational hysteresis loss
- round-trip loss
- scanning loss
- scattering loss
- selective loss
- self-field loss
- separation loss
- single-pass loss
- spacing loss
- specific loss
- spillover loss
- spreading loss
- structural return loss
- superradiant-fluorescent loss
- thermoelastic loss
- thickness loss
- through loss
- tilt loss
- tolerance loss
- tracking loss
- transducer loss
- transformer loss
- transformer load loss
- transformer no-load loss
- transformer total loss
- transition loss
- translation loss
- transmission loss
- two-way loss
- vignetting loss
- volt-ampere loss
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8 loss
1) потеря; потери2) потери передачи, потери при передаче3) затухание, ослабление•- acoustic lossloss per unit length — потери на единицу длины, погонные потери
- air loss
- angle deviation loss
- angular deviation loss
- apparent power loss
- arc loss
- arc-drop loss
- attenuation loss
- azimuth loss
- beam-shape loss
- bending loss
- branching loss
- bremsstrahiung loss
- bridging loss
- bulk loss
- cable loss
- cavity loss
- cladding loss
- coax loss
- coil loss
- coincidence loss
- cold loss
- conduction loss
- conversion loss
- copper loss
- core loss
- corona loss
- counting loss
- cross-polarization loss
- crosstalk loss
- detail loss
- dielectric loss
- diffraction loss
- display loss
- dissociation loss
- divergence loss
- eddy-current loss
- edge loss
- end loss
- equivalent articulation loss
- forward power loss
- fractional counting loss
- free-space loss
- Fresnel loss
- friction loss
- gap loss
- guide material loss
- head alignment loss
- heat loss
- high-field loss
- high-frequency loss
- I2R loss
- in-and-out loss
- incidental loss
- incremental hysteresis loss
- insertion loss
- interaction loss
- inverse loss
- iron loss
- Joule heat loss
- junction loss
- line loss
- line-of-sight loss
- loss of data
- loss of efficiency
- loss of frame alignment
- loss of gate control
- loss of lock rate
- low-field loss
- low-frequency loss
- magnetic hysteresis loss
- magnetic lag loss
- magnetic loss
- minimum expected loss
- mirror conduction loss
- mirror transmission loss
- mismatch loss
- mode-dependent loss
- net loss
- no-load loss
- offset loss
- ohmic loss
- passband loss
- path loss
- piezoelectric loss
- playback loss
- pointing loss
- polarization mismatch loss
- power loss
- processing loss
- propagation loss
- radiation loss
- recording loss
- reflection loss
- refraction loss
- relaxation loss
- residual loss
- resistance loss
- resistive loss
- return loss
- reverse power loss
- rotational hysteresis loss
- round-trip loss
- scanning loss
- scattering loss
- selective loss
- self-field loss
- separation loss
- single-pass loss
- spacing loss
- specific loss
- spillover loss
- spreading loss
- structural return loss
- superradiant-fluorescent loss
- thermoelastic loss
- thickness loss
- through loss
- tilt loss
- tolerance loss
- tracking loss
- transducer loss
- transformer load loss
- transformer loss
- transformer no-load loss
- transformer total loss
- transition loss
- translation loss
- transmission loss
- two-way loss
- vignetting loss
- volt-ampere loss
- walk-off lossThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > loss
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1) потеря2) затухание; ослабление•- additional loss
- angular misalignment loss
- antenna-dissipative loss
- area loss
- attenuation loss
- auxiliary loss
- azimuthal loss
- branching loss
- bridging loss
- cable loss
- capacity loss
- cavity loss
- coax loss
- commutative loss
- connector loss
- contact loss
- continuous loss
- coupling loss
- crosstalk loss
- decibel loss
- degradation loss
- deviation loss
- dielectric loss
- extrinsic-joint loss
- fiber-to-detector loss
- finite loss
- form loss
- free-space loss
- gap loss
- harmonic loss
- insertion loss
- intrinsic-joint loss
- junction loss
- lateral-offset loss
- light source-to-fiber coupling loss
- line loss
- link-power loss
- load loss
- long-term loss
- loss of lock rate
- loss of phase
- loss of power
- loss of resolution
- loudness loss
- macrobend loss
- misalignment loss
- mismatch loss
- modal loss
- net loss
- no-load loss
- numerical-aperture loss
- ohmic loss
- optical loss
- overall loss
- path loss
- pointing loss
- power loss
- processing loss
- propagation loss
- radome-transmission loss
- rain loss
- real loss
- recording loss
- reflection loss
- refraction loss
- resistance loss
- resonator loss
- return loss
- scattering loss
- shadow loss
- signal loss
- source transition loss
- splice loss
- straddle loss
- tapering loss
- time-transit loss
- transition loss
- translation loss
- transmission loss
- transmission quality loss
- transverse-offset loss
- tropospheric loss
- variable loss
- via-net loss
- voltage loss
- wire loss
- zero lossEnglish-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > loss
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1) полость; впадина2) проточка, канал4) раковина, газовый пузырь; пора ( дефект отливки)•-
adjustable cavity
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air cavity
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aligned cavity
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beer-barrel cavity
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bimodal cavity
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bistable cavity
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built-in cavity
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chip Fabry-Perot cavity
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circular cavity
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coaxial cavity
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collimated-output cavity
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concave-convex cavity
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concentric cavity
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confocal cavity
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contraction cavity
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corrosion cavity
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coupled cavities
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degenerate cavity
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disk stylus cavity
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dislocation cavity
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double-concave cavity
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double-gap cavity
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double-phase-conjugate cavity
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drain cavity
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duplex cavity
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edge-coupled cavity
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elliptical cavity
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elongated cavity
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end cavity
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exposure cavity
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externally driven cavity
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fixed cavity
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folded cavity
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frequency-selective cavity
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gas cavity
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grain boundary cavities
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grating cavity
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guide cavity
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high-gain cavity
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highly regenerative cavity
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integral cavity
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interferometer cavity
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iris-coupled cavities
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laser cavity
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lasing cavity
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loaded cavity
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lossless cavity
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lossy cavity
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low-loss cavity
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magazine receiving cavity
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maser cavity
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matched cavity
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mechanical seal cavity
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microwave cavity
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mirrorless cavity
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mode-selective cavity
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mold cavity
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multimode cavity
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multiple-pass cavity
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narrow-band cavity
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optically coupled cavities
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output cavity
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parallel-mirror cavity
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phase conjugate cavity
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pipe cavity
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plane-concave cavity
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plane-parallel cavity
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pumping cavity
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pump cavity
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reactor cavity
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reentrant cavity
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reference cavity
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resonant cavity
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ring cavity
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seal cavity
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seal leakage cavity
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selective cavity
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shrinkage cavity
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single-frequency cavity
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single-gap cavity
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single-mode cavity
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spacing cavity
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temperature-compensated cavity
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thermostatically controlled cavity
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total-internal-reflection cavity
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transmission-type cavity
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tunable cavity
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wavelength-selective cavity
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11 cavity mirror
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > cavity mirror
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12 cavity temperature
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > cavity temperature
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13 low-loss cavity
резонатор с малыми потерямиБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > low-loss cavity
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14 low-loss cavity
Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > low-loss cavity
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15 low-loss cavity
Техника: резонатор с малыми потерями -
16 потери в резонаторе
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17 потери в резонаторе
Русско-английский словарь по электронике > потери в резонаторе
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18 потери в резонаторе
Русско-английский словарь по радиоэлектронике > потери в резонаторе
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19 потери в резонаторе
1) Telecommunications: resonator loss2) Electronics: cavity loss3) Household appliances: resonator lossesУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > потери в резонаторе
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20 потери в резонаторе
1) cavity lossRussian-English dictionary of telecommunications > потери в резонаторе
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