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1 waveguide for communication
waveguide for communication Nachrichtenwellenleiter mEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > waveguide for communication
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2 cut-off attenuator
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3 directional coupler
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4 matching stub
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5 slug
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6 волновод
волновод
Линия передачи, имеющая одну или несколько проводящих поверхностей, с поперечным сечением в виде замкнутого проводящего контура, охватывающего область распространения электромагнитной энергии
[ ГОСТ 18238-72]
волновод
Канал, по которому распространяется волна той или иной природы
[ОАО РАО "ЕЭС России" СТО 17330282.27.010.001-2008]
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waveguide
line consisting of a system of material boundaries or structures for guiding electromagnetic waves
NOTE – A waveguide is usually intended to guide electromagnetic waves in other modes than TEM mode. Examples of construction are: metallic tube, dielectric rod, optical fibre, dielectric or semiconductor thin film, or mixed structure of conducting and dielectric materials.
Source: 704-02-06 MOD, 726-01-02 MOD
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guide d'ondes, m
ligne constituée d'un ensemble de surfaces limites ou de formes matérielles destiné à guider des ondes électromagnétiques
NOTE – Un guide d'ondes est généralement destiné à guider des ondes électromagnétiques dans des modes autres que le mode TEM. Des exemples de construction sont: tube métallique, tige diélectrique, fibre optique, couche mince diélectrique ou semiconductrice, assemblage de matériaux conducteurs et diélectriques.
Source: 704-02-06 MOD, 726-01-02 MOD
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8 pigtail
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9 линия
линия
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line
device connecting two points for the purpose of conveying electromagnetic energy between them
NOTE 1 – Electromagnetic energy may be extracted from or supplied to a line at an intermediate point.
NOTE 2 – Examples of lines are two-wire line, polyphase line, coaxial line, waveguide.
Source: 466-01-01 MOD, 601-03-03 MOD
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ligne, f
dispositif reliant deux points et destiné à transmettre de l'énergie électromagnétique entre eux
NOTE 1 – De l'énergie électromagnétique peut être extraite d'une ligne ou lui être fournie en un point intermédiaire.
NOTE 2 – Des exemples de lignes sont une ligne bifilaire, une ligne polyphasée, une ligne coaxiale, un guide d'ondes.
Source: 466-01-01 MOD, 601-03-03 MOD
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10 оптическое волокно
оптическое волокно
волокно
Оптический волновод ВОСП, выполненный в виде нити из диэлектрических материалов с покрытием.
[ ГОСТ 26599-85]
оптическое волокно
волокно
Оптический волновод из диэлектрического материала (обычно стекло, кварц или полимер) в форме тонкой нити.
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волокно оптическое
Диэлектрический волновод для передачи информационных сигналов в диапазоне волн оптического излучения
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optical fibre
filament-shaped waveguide made of dielectric materials for guiding optical waves
Source: 704-02-07 MOD, 731-02-01 MOD
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fibre optique, f
guide d'ondes en forme de filament, composé de substances diélectriques et destiné à guider des ondes optiques
Source: 704-02-07 MOD, 731-02-01 MOD
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