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1 Einheitssprungsignal
Einheitssprungsignal n unit step (function) signal, step-function signalDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Einheitssprungsignal
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2 Zufallsfunktionssignal
nt DÜ random function signalDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Informatik > Zufallsfunktionssignal
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3 technical operations centre
■ Control centre for the transport of circuit transmissions between a venue and the IBC as well as for audio and video signal exchange at the venue.► The technical operations centre is located in the broadcast compound at each venue. The TOC is the main distribution point and interface between production facilities, broadcast partners and the telecommunications provider. A key function of the TOC is to receive the relevant feeds from the multilateral production facility and distribute these signals both to broadcast partners at venues and to the IBC through the telecom infrastructure.■ Spielortnahe technische Zentrale zur Verwaltung aller eingehenden und ausgehenden Bild- und Tonsignale an respektive von den angeschlossenen Rundfunkanstalten zu bzw. von sowohl Spielorten als auch IBC.Englisch-deutsch wörterbuch fußball > technical operations centre
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4 TOC
■ Control centre for the transport of circuit transmissions between a venue and the IBC as well as for audio and video signal exchange at the venue.► The technical operations centre is located in the broadcast compound at each venue. The TOC is the main distribution point and interface between production facilities, broadcast partners and the telecommunications provider. A key function of the TOC is to receive the relevant feeds from the multilateral production facility and distribute these signals both to broadcast partners at venues and to the IBC through the telecom infrastructure.■ Spielortnahe technische Zentrale zur Verwaltung aller eingehenden und ausgehenden Bild- und Tonsignale an respektive von den angeschlossenen Rundfunkanstalten zu bzw. von sowohl Spielorten als auch IBC. -
5 Signalzeitfunktion
Signalzeitfunktion f signal time-function, s(t)Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Signalzeitfunktion
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