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1 computer-generated signal
Космонавтика: сигнал вычислителя, сигнал, вырабатываемый счётно-решающим устройствамУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > computer-generated signal
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2 computer-generated signal
сигнал (от) вычислителяEnglsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > computer-generated signal
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3 signal
сигнал; команда; знак; импульс; сигнализировать; связываться (с кем-л.) посредством сигнала; сигнальныйa.c. signal — сигнал переменного тока
clear to engage signal — сигнал «разрешаю запустить несущий винт»
gear down and locked signal — сигнал «шасси выпущено и встало на замок»
glide slope error signal — сигнал глиссадной ошибки, сигнал отклонения от (заданной) глиссады
ground transmitted glide slope signal — сигнал наземного глиссадного передатчика [радиомаяка]
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4 system
1) система2) устройствоАнгло-русский словарь по полиграфии и издательскому делу > system
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5 holography
б) процесс записи, получения или формирования голограмм- additive holography
- bistatic holography
- black-and-white holography
- color holography
- computer-generated holography
- correlation holography
- difference holography
- digital holography
- electronic holography
- Fourier holography
- Fraunhofer holography
- frequency swept holography
- Fresnel holography
- Gabor holography
- infrared holography
- in-line holography
- interferometric holography
- inverted reference-beam holography
- laser holography
- lensless holography
- light holography
- long-range holography
- long-wave holography
- magnetic holography
- magnetooptic holography
- microscopic holography
- microwave holography
- moving-target holography
- multicolor holography
- multiple-exposed holography
- non-real-time holography
- off-axis holography
- on-axis holography
- optical holography
- panoramic holography
- phase holography
- phase-object holography
- polarization holography
- pulse holography
- pulsed-laser holography
- reflection holography
- RF holography
- scanned holography
- scanned-beam holography
- scanned-receiver holography
- seismic holography
- simple flash holography
- single-beam holography
- space-invariant holography
- subfringe interferometric holography
- subtractive holography
- temporal reference holography
- thermoplastic holography
- three-dimensional holography
- two-beam holography
- two-dimensional holography
- ultrasonic holography
- ultraviolet holography
- volume holography
- weak-signal-enhancement holography
- white-light holography
- wide-angle holography
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6 holography
б) процесс записи, получения или формирования голограмм•- additive holography
- bistatic holography
- black-and-white holography
- color holography
- computer-generated holography
- correlation holography
- difference holography
- digital holography
- electronic holography
- Fourier holography
- Fraunhofer holography
- frequency swept holography
- Fresnel holography
- Gabor holography
- infrared holography
- in-line holography
- interferometric holography
- inverted reference-beam holography
- laser holography
- lensless holography
- light holography
- long-range holography
- long-wave holography
- magnetic holography
- magnetooptic holography
- microscopic holography
- microwave holography
- moving-target holography
- multicolor holography
- multiple-exposed holography
- non-real-time holography
- off-axis holography
- on-axis holography
- optical holography
- panoramic holography
- phase holography
- phase-object holography
- polarization holography
- pulse holography
- pulsed-laser holography
- reflection holography
- RF holography
- scanned holography
- scanned-beam holography
- scanned-receiver holography
- seismic holography
- simple flash holography
- single-beam holography
- space-invariant holography
- subfringe interferometric holography
- subtractive holography
- temporal reference holography
- thermoplastic holography
- three-dimensional holography
- two-beam holography
- two-dimensional holography
- ultrasonic holography
- ultraviolet holography
- volume holography
- weak-signal-enhancement holography
- white-light holography
- wide-angle holography
- X-ray holographyThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > holography
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7 path
1) траектория; путь; маршрут || маршрутный2) пробег; длина пробега3) направляющая4) канал•- actual path
- actuating path
- afterrunning path
- arcuate path
- ball path
- BCL path
- buried wire path
- cam path
- circuit path
- circular X-Y path
- circularly arced path
- closed loop path
- closed path
- CMM inspection path
- command path
- commanded path
- communication path
- computer generated path
- conductive path
- control path
- correct tool path
- cutter center path
- cutter path
- cutting path
- cycloidal path
- desired path
- desired tool path
- digitized tool path
- drive path
- endless recirculation path
- exploration path
- feed path
- feedback path
- flow path
- fluorescent chemical path
- forward path
- generic path
- gouge-free tool path
- guide path
- guided path
- image path
- internal flow path
- inter-workcenter paths
- laser-treated path
- live path
- machine path
- machining path
- measurement path
- NC cutter path
- NC tool path
- offset path
- oil path
- optical path
- path of action
- path of contact
- path of decomposition
- path of motion
- path of travel
- positional path
- power path
- predetermined path
- preprocessed cutter path
- preprogrammed robot path
- probe path
- procedural path
- program path
- programmed path
- recirculation path
- reflective path
- serpentine path of travel
- signal path
- target path
- technology path
- tool path
- transition paths
- working pathEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > path
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8 voltage
1) напряжение, разность потенциалов2) потенциал•- accelerating voltagevoltage across — напряжение на (напр. зажимах)
- acceleration voltage
- active voltage
- actuating voltage
- allowable voltage
- alternating voltage
- anode voltage
- anode breakdown voltage
- anode-cathode voltage
- anode-to-cathode voltage
- applied voltage
- arc voltage
- arc-drop voltage
- asymptotic breakdown voltage
- avalanche voltage
- avalanche breakdown voltage
- average voltage
- back voltage
- balanced voltages
- barrier voltage
- base voltage
- baseband voltage
- base-to-emitter voltage
- bath voltage
- bias voltage
- birefringence threshold voltage
- black-out voltage
- blanking voltage
- blocking voltage
- blue video voltage
- booster voltage
- branch voltage
- breakdown voltage
- breakover voltage
- bridge supply voltage
- bucking voltage
- built-in voltage
- bus voltage
- calibration voltage
- capacitor voltage
- catcher voltage
- cathode voltage
- cathode sheath voltage
- cathode storage-element equilibrium voltage
- cell voltage
- charge voltage
- circuit voltage
- clamp voltage
- clock voltage
- closed-circuit voltage
- coercive voltage
- collector voltage
- collector breakdown voltage
- collector storage-element equilibrium voltage
- collector-to-base voltage
- collector-to-emitter voltage
- color voltage
- commercial-frequency voltage
- common-mode voltage
- commutating voltage
- compensating voltage
- complex voltage
- compliance voltage
- composite controlling voltage
- computer voltage
- constant voltage
- contact voltage
- control voltage
- control-circuit voltage
- convergence voltage
- corona start voltage
- counter voltage
- crest voltage
- critical voltage
- critical anode voltage
- critical grid voltage
- crossover voltage
- current-resistance voltage
- cutoff voltage
- dc voltage
- decelerating voltage
- decomposition voltage
- deflecting voltage
- derivative voltage
- dielectric breakdown voltage
- differential-mode voltage
- dipole voltage
- dipole barrier voltage
- direct voltage
- discharge voltage
- disruptive discharge voltage
- domain voltage
- drain voltage
- driving voltage
- drop-away voltage
- drop-out voltage
- effective voltage
- electric voltage
- electrode voltage
- emitter voltage
- equilibrium voltage
- error voltage
- excess voltage
- excess domain voltage
- excitation voltage
- extinction voltage
- extinguishing voltage
- extra-high voltage
- Faraday voltage
- field voltage
- filament voltage
- final voltage
- firing voltage
- first breakdown voltage
- first crossover voltage
- flashback voltage
- flashover voltage
- flat-band voltage
- floating voltage
- fluctuation voltage
- flyback voltage
- focusing voltage
- formation voltage
- forming voltage
- forward voltage
- forward breakover voltage
- forward gate voltage
- fuel-cell voltage
- gate voltage
- gate nontrigger voltage
- gate trigger voltage
- gate turn-off voltage
- generated voltage
- gradient-established storage-element equilibrium voltage
- green-video voltage
- grid voltage
- half-wave voltage
- Hall voltage
- heater voltage
- high voltage
- high-level voltage
- holding voltage
- ignition voltage
- impressed voltage
- induced voltage
- inflection-point voltage
- initial voltage
- initial inverse voltage
- injected voltage
- in-phase voltage
- input voltage
- input error voltage
- interference voltage
- internal correction voltage
- inverse voltage
- ionization voltage
- junction voltage
- keep-alive voltage
- kickback voltage
- line voltage
- link voltage
- load voltage
- logical-threshold voltage
- low-level voltage
- magnetron critical voltage
- mains voltage
- maintaining voltage
- mask voltage
- minimum off-state voltage
- neutralizing voltage
- node voltage
- node-to-datum voltage
- noise voltage
- no-load voltage
- nominal voltage
- offset voltage
- off-load voltage
- off-state voltage
- on-load voltage
- on-state voltage
- open-circuit voltage
- operating voltage
- oscillating voltage
- out-of-balance voltages
- out-of-phase voltage
- output voltage
- output offset voltage
- pace voltage
- peak voltage
- peak inverse voltage
- peak-point voltage
- peak reverse voltage
- peak-to-peak voltage
- periodic voltage
- permissible voltage
- phase voltage
- photoelectric voltage
- pickup voltage
- pinch-off voltage
- plate voltage
- polarizing voltage
- poling voltage
- primary voltage
- principal voltage
- projected peak-point voltage
- psophometric voltage
- pull-in voltage
- pulsating voltage
- pump voltage
- punch-through voltage
- puncture voltage
- push-pull voltages
- push-push -voltages
- rail voltage
- rated voltage
- rated impulse withstand voltage
- reactive voltage
- rectified voltage
- rectifier-load voltage
- red video voltage
- reference voltage
- reflector voltage
- reignition voltage
- residual voltage
- resistance voltage
- resonance voltage
- reverse voltage
- reverse-bias voltage
- reverse-bias breakdown voltage
- ripple voltage
- root-mean-square voltage
- saturation voltage
- sawtooth voltage
- scanning voltage
- screen-grid voltage
- secondary voltage
- secondary-emission crossover voltage
- second-crossover voltage
- self-breakdown voltage
- self-firing voltage
- self-induction voltage
- shot-noise voltage
- signal voltage
- single-ended input voltage
- single-ended output voltage
- sinusoidal voltage
- source voltage
- square-wave voltage
- stabilized voltage
- staircase voltage
- starter breakdown voltage
- starting voltage
- step voltage
- storage-element equilibrium voltage
- supply voltage
- surge voltage
- sweep voltage
- swing voltage
- switching voltage
- synchronousvoltage
- tank voltage
- target voltage
- temperature voltage
- thermocouple voltage
- thermoelectric voltage
- threshold voltage
- time-base voltage
- touch voltage
- tree-branch voltage
- tunnel breakdown voltage
- ultrahigh voltage
- unit step voltage
- valley voltage
- variable voltage
- working voltage
- Zener voltage
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