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1 начальное напряжение разряда химического источника тока
- Entladeanfangsspannung, f
- Entiade-Anfangsspannung
начальное напряжение разряда химического источника тока
начальное напряжение
Напряжение химического источника тока в начале непрерывного разряда или в начале первого периода разряда при прерывистом разряде.
[ ГОСТ 15596-82]EN
initial discharge voltage
initial closed circuit voltage
initial on load voltage (deprecated)
discharge voltage of a cell or battery at the beginning of the discharge immediately after any transients have subsided
[IEV number 482-03-29]FR
tension initiale en circuit fermé, f
tension de décharge d’un élément ou d’une batterie au commencement de la décharge immédiatement après disparition des transitoires
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- Entiade-Anfangsspannung
- Entladeanfangsspannung, f
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- tension initiale en circuit fermé, f
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