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1 flip-flop
tr['flɪpflɒp]1 chancla'flɪpflɑːp, 'flɪpflɒp ['flɪpflɒp]1. N1) flip-flops (=sandals) chancletas fpl2) (Comput) circuito m basculante or biestable, flip-flop m3) (fig) (US) * cambio m radical, golpe m de timón2.VI (fig) (US) * cambiar radicalmente, dar un golpe de timón* * *['flɪpflɑːp, 'flɪpflɒp] -
2 flip flop
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3 flip-flop circuit
s.circuito flip-flop. -
4 flip-flop
s.1 chancleta chancla (sandal) (británico)2 circuito flip-flop, circulo basculante, flip-flop, circulo biestable.3 cambio radical, golpe de timón.4 báscula, circuito interconectado con otros para formar enlaces lógicos en circuitos integrados digitales. -
5 flip-flop
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6 flip-flop circuit
nCOMP&DP anillo de relés eléctricos m, circuito basculante mELEC anillo de relés eléctricos mELECTRON, PHYS anillo de relés eléctricos m, circuito basculante m -
7 flip-flop security
s.valor con opción a la conversión. -
8 flip-flop circuit
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9 D-type flip-flop
s.circuito biestable de tipo D, flip-flop de tipo D. -
10 J-K flip-flop
s.flip-flop J-K. -
11 D-type flip-flop
nELECTRON basculador tipo D m, biestable D m -
12 edge-triggered flip-flop
nELECTRON biestable sincrono activado por cambios de nivel mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > edge-triggered flip-flop
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13 master-slave flip-flop
nELECTRON biestable ordenador-seguidor mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > master-slave flip-flop
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14 Eccles-Jordan flip-flop
s.basculador de Eccles-Jordan. -
15 high-speed flip-flop
s.basculador de alta velocidad. -
16 master-slave flip-flop
s.multivibrador patrón dependiente, circuito basculante maestro-esclavo, circuito biestable amo-esclavo, circuito biestable maestro-esclavo. -
17 neon-bulb flip-flop
s.basculador de lámparas de neón. -
18 pulse-triggered flip-flop
s.circuito biestable de desactivación de impulsos, báscula biestable de desactivación por impulsos, circuito basculante de desactivación por impulsos, circuito biestable de desconexión por impulsos.Nuevo Diccionario Inglés-Español > pulse-triggered flip-flop
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19 clocked flip-flop
s.flip-flop cronometrado, circuito basculador cronometrado, basculador temporizado, basculador cronometrado. -
20 D flip-flop
s.circuito biestable D, flip-flop D.
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