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1 выходное нагрузочное полное сопротивление пьезоэлектрического (электромеханического) фильтра
выходное нагрузочное полное сопротивление пьезоэлектрического (электромеханического) фильтра (Zн вых, Zl out)
Комплексное сопротивление, на которое должен быть нагружен пьезоэлектрический (электромеханический) фильтр со стороны его выхода.
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ж.разгру́зка ваго́нов — déchargement des wagons
* * *n1) gener. allégement, décongestion (напр., движения), décongestionnement (напр., движения), délestage, vidange, décharge, déscncombrement, déversement, soulagement, vidage2) milit. veste tactique4) construct. (âûèðæâûà) déchargement, (ñíàòîå íàèðæâûî) suppression de la charge5) brit.engl. swop-out6) metal. déchargement7) IT. déchargement (системы)
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