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1 hole component
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > hole component
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2 component hole
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3 component hole
component hole Bestückungsloch n (Leiterplatten)English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > component hole
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4 component mounting hole
<el> (e.g. in pcb) ■ Bestückungsloch nEnglish-german technical dictionary > component mounting hole
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5 stop
<tech.gen> (in any predefined path; e.g. of bus, robot) ■ Haltepunkt m< build> (molding on the inside of a window frame) ■ Anschlagleiste f ; Anschlagsleiste f ; Schlagleiste f<mech.eng> (physical component limiting a motion/travel/stroke) ■ Anschlag m<mech.eng> (stroke limiting device) ■ Hubbegrenzer mvi <tech.gen> (intermittendly, abruptly; motion, machine etc.) ■ stocken vivt <tech.gen> (process, motion; e.g. reaction, car, train, clock) ■ anhalten vt ; stoppen vt ugsvt <tech.gen> ■ hemmen vtvt <tech.gen> (temporarily; e.g. work, process, program) ■ unterbrechen vtvt <mech.eng> (machine; e.g. pump, engine) ■ abschalten vt ; abstellen vt ; stillsetzen vt ; abfahren vt rar
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