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1 green phosphor
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2 green phosphor
= green-emitting phosphor зелёный люминофор, люминофор зелёного свеченияThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > green phosphor
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3 green phosphor
Техника: зелёный люминофор, люминофор зелёного свечения -
4 green-phosphor
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5 green-phosphor
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6 green-phosphor
English-Russian dictionary of computer science > green-phosphor
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7 green phosphor
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8 green phosphor display
Техника: дисплей зелёного свеченияУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > green phosphor display
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9 green-phosphor display
Вычислительная техника: дисплей зелёного свеченияУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > green-phosphor display
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10 green-phosphor display
English-Russian dictionary of computer science and programming > green-phosphor display
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11 green-phosphor display
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12 green-phosphor display
English-Russian dictionary of computer science > green-phosphor display
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13 green-emitting phosphor
English-Russian electronics dictionary > green-emitting phosphor
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14 green-emitting phosphor
The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > green-emitting phosphor
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15 phosphor
- aluminized phosphor
- blue phosphor
- blue-emitting phosphor
- cascade phosphor
- cathode-ray-tube phosphor
- cathodoluminescent phosphor
- color phosphor
- composite phosphor
- dc phosphor
- dot phosphor
- EL phosphor
- electroluminescent phosphor
- electron-excited phosphor
- equal-energy phosphor
- fine-grain phosphor
- fine-grained phosphor
- fluoride phosphor
- gamma-ray phosphor
- green phosphor
- green-emitting phosphor
- high-persistence phosphor
- infrared phosphor
- lamp phosphor
- long-lag phosphor
- long-persistence phosphor
- medium-persistence phosphor
- metallized phosphor
- multiple phosphor
- multiple-component phosphor
- onionskin phosphor
- organic phosphor
- oxide phosphor
- persistent phosphor
- photoluminescent phosphor
- powder phosphor
- red phosphor
- red-emitting phosphor
- short-persistence phosphor
- silicate phosphor
- single phosphor
- single-component phosphor
- single-layer phosphor
- strip phosphor
- sulfide phosphor
- transparent phosphor
- UV phosphor
- white phosphor
- white-emitting phosphor
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16 phosphor
- aluminized phosphor
- blue phosphor
- blue-emitting phosphor
- cascade phosphor
- cathode-ray-tube phosphor
- cathodoluminescent phosphor
- color phosphor
- composite phosphor
- dc phosphor
- dot phosphor
- EL phosphor
- electroluminescent phosphor
- electron-excited phosphor
- equal-energy phosphor
- fine-grain phosphor
- fine-grained phosphor
- fluoride phosphor
- gamma-ray phosphor
- green phosphor
- green-emitting phosphor
- high-persistence phosphor
- infrared phosphor
- lamp phosphor
- long-lag phosphor
- long-persistence phosphor
- medium-persistence phosphor
- metallized phosphor
- multiple phosphor
- multiple-component phosphor
- onionskin phosphor
- organic phosphor
- oxide phosphor
- persistent phosphor
- photoluminescent phosphor
- powder phosphor
- red phosphor
- red-emitting phosphor
- short-persistence phosphor
- silicate phosphor
- single phosphor
- single-component phosphor
- single-layer phosphor
- strip phosphor
- sulfide phosphor
- transparent phosphor
- UV phosphor
- white phosphor
- white-emitting phosphor
- X-ray phosphor
- zinc-cadmium phosphorThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > phosphor
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blue-emitting phosphor
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blue phosphor
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cascade phosphor
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color phosphor
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composite phosphor
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EL phosphor
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electron-excited phosphor
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fine-grained phosphor
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fine-grain phosphor
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gamma-ray phosphor
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gamma phosphor
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green-emitting phosphor
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green phosphor
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lamp phosphor
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line emission phosphor
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long-afterglow phosphor
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long-lag phosphor
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long-persistence phosphor
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medium-persistence phosphor
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multiple phosphor
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persistent phosphor
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photoluminescent phosphor
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rapid-decay phosphor
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recording phosphor
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red-emitting phosphor
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red phosphor
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short afterglow phosphor
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short-lag phosphor
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short-persistence phosphor
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silicate phosphor
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single-component phosphor
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single phosphor
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single-layer phosphor
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tinted phosphor
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UV-emitting phosphor
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white-emitting phosphor
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18 green(-emitting) phosphor
Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > green(-emitting) phosphor
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19 green(-emitting) phosphor
Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > green(-emitting) phosphor
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20 green-emitting phosphor
Техника: зелёный люминофор, люминофор зелёного свеченияУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > green-emitting phosphor
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