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1 impact luminescence
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2 impact luminescence
Техника: ударная люминесценция -
3 impact luminescence
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4 impact luminescence
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5 luminescence
1) люминесценция
2) свечение
– impact luminescence
– injection luminescence
– luminescence center
– metastable luminescence
– quench luminescence
– recombination luminescence
– resonance luminescence
– sensitized luminescence
– spontaneous luminescence
– stimulated luminescence -
6 luminescence
люминесценция, свечение -
7 impact
1) удар
2) влияние
3) соударение
4) столкновение
5) толчок
6) ударяться
7) сталкиваться
8) импульсный
9) ударный
– central impact
– eccentric impact
– head-on impact
– impact accelerometer
– impact analysis
– impact brittleness
– impact crusher
– impact elasticity
– impact endurance
– impact energy
– impact extrusion
– impact fatigue
– impact fluorescence
– impact grinding
– impact ignition
– impact load
– impact luminescence
– impact mill
– impact pressure
– impact radiation
– impact resistance
– impact rivetting
– impact screen
– impact strength
– impact stress
– impact test
– impact theory
– impact tool
– impact toughness
– impact wrench
– line of impact
– oblique impact
– resistance to impact
– stand up to impact
electromagnetic impact vibrator — ударный электромагнитный вибратор
liquid impact erosion — <engin.> эрозия гидроударная
wire-matrix impact printer — матричное печатающее устройство
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8 impact excitation
excitation current — ток возбуждения; ток намагничивания
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9 impact excitation
excitation current — ток возбуждения; ток намагничивания
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > impact excitation
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10 impact excitation
excitation current — ток возбуждения; ток намагничивания
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > impact excitation
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11 ударная люминесценция
impact luminescenceБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > ударная люминесценция
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12 detector
1) обнаружитель, устройство обнаружения; индикатор2) детектор; демодулятор3) чувствительный (воспринимающий) элемент; датчик, (первичный) измерительный преобразователь•-
acceleration detector
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acoustic emission detector
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activation detector
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adsorption detector
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air check detector
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air-to-air detector
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amplitude detector
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angle-of-attack detector
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argon detector
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arrival detector
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average detector
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balanced detector
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baseband detector
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bearing oil leak detector
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beta detector
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beta-ray detector
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brightness-signal detector
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broadband detector
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brush arc detector
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burnout detector
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burst-slug detector
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carbon monoxide detector
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catalytic combustion detector
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cathode luminescence detector
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charge detector
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chevron detector
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chroma detector
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coarse detector
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coherent detector
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combustible gas detector
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common luminance-chrominance detector
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conductometric detector
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continuous wave detector
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correlation detector
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coulometric titration detector
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coulometric detector
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course detector
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crack detector
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cross-correlation detector
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crystal detector
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destructive detector
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difference detector
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differential detector
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differential leak detector
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diffused junction detector
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diode detector
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directional detector
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discharge detector
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Doppler detector
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dosimetric detector
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drip detector
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dual-flame detector
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dust impact detector
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earth detector
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edge detector
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electromagnetic flaw detector
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electron-capture detector
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embedded temperature detector
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embrittlement detector
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envelope detector
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error detector
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excessive tension detector
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false lock detector
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fast detector
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fast-neutron detector
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fault detector
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fault-phase selection detector
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fine detector
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fire detector
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firedamp detector
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first detector
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fission detector
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flame detector
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flame-emissivity detector
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flame-ionization detector
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flaw detector
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fluorescent radiation detector
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flux detector
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flux-gate detector
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focus detector
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fog detector
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frequency difference detector
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frequency-modulation detector
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frost detector
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gamma-ray detector
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gamma-sensitive detector
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gas chromatography detector
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gas detector
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gas discharge detector
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gas-volume detector
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glow-discharge detector
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ground detector
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halide leak detector
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heat-of-adsorption detector
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helium ionization detector
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helium detector
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heterodyne detector
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holiday detector
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hot-metal detector
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hot-wheel detector
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hot-wire detector
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humidity detector
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hydrogen sulfide detector
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hydrogen-flame ionization detector
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hydrogen-flame temperature detector
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ice detector
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iceberg detector
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image detector
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imaging photon detector
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infrared cloud cover detector
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infrared detector
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infrared leak detector
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in-phase detector
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integral detector
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interfinger detector
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intrusion detector
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ion detector
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ionization detector
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knot detector
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leak detector
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leakage current detector
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level detector
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light detector
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linear detector
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liquid chromatography detector
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lithium-drifted detector
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locally optimum detector
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loop detector
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low-visibility detector
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luminance detector
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magnetic detector
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mass spectrometer-type leak detector
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mass spectrometer leak detector
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maximum-likelihood detector
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memoryless detector
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metal detector
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microchannel detector
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missing-pulse detector
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moment detector
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motion detector
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moving-coil detector
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moving-target detector
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moving-window detector
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moving-wire detector
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multilinear array detector
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narrow-band detector
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needle detector
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neutron detector
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neutron track detector
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nitrogen detector
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noncontacting IR detector
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nondestructive detector
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nonlinear detector
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no-sheet detector
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nuclear magnetic-resonance detector
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null detector
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optical detector
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out-of-lock detector
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particle detector
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pattern detector
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peak-to-peak detector
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peak detector
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phase detector
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phase-frequency detector
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phase-lock detector
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phase-sensitive detector
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photoconductive detector
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photo detector
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photo-ionization detector
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photon detector
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photoresist detector
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piezoelectric crystal detector
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pinhole detector
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pitch detector
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precipitation detector
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primary detector
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product detector
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proximity detector
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pulse detector
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pulse-envelope detector
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push-pull detector
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quadrature detector
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radiation detector
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radio interference detector
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radiometric detector
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rail flaw detector
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rain detector
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ratio detector
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recoil detector
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regenerative detector
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ringing detector
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scintillation detector
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second detector
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seismic detector
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selective detector
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sequence detector
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sheet detector
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sign detector
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silence detector
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single-signal detector
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skid detector
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slope detector
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smoke detector
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sonic interface detector
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sound detector
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sound intermediate-frequency detector
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sound velocity detector
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spark coil detector
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speech detector
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spread spectrum detector
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square-law detector
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strip edge crack detector
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stuck point detector
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superheterodyne detector
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superregenerative detector
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supply failure detector
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synchronous detector
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temperature detector
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thermal detector
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thermal-conductivity detector
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thermal-neutron detector
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thermionic detector
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thermistor detector
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threshold detector
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tool breakage detector
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torque detector
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tracking detector
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transition detector
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transmitted electrons detector
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two-sheet detector
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ultrasonic density detector
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ultrasonic flaw detector
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ultra-violet detector
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valve detector
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vibration detector
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video detector
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voice detector
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voiced-unvoiced detector
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voltage detector
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web break detector
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wind-shear detector
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worn tool detector
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X-ray detector
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yarn detector
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zero-crossing detector
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