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21 excitation
1) возбуждение2) намагничивание ( током); подмагничивание4) накачка•- force excitation
- forced excitation
- gear mesh excitation
- kinematic excitation
- load excitation
- natural excitation
- parametric excitation
- periodic excitation
- separate excitation
- torsion excitations
- two-phase excitationEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > excitation
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22 excitation
1) возбуждение4) накачка•- half excitation
- impact excitation
- parametric excitation
- pulse excitation
- step-by-step excitation
- three-phase excitationEnglish-Russian dictionary of computer science and programming > excitation
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23 excitation
[ˌeksɪˈteɪʃən]excitation возбуждение pulse excitation импульсное возбуждение step-by-step excitation ступенчатое возбуждение three-phase excitation трехтактное возбуждение -
24 excitation phase
фаза возбуждения
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[Я.Н.Лугинский, М.С.Фези-Жилинская, Ю.С.Кабиров. Англо-русский словарь по электротехнике и электроэнергетике, Москва, 1999 г.]Тематики
- электротехника, основные понятия
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > excitation phase
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25 excitation
ˌeksɪˈteɪʃən сущ. активизация, возбуждение возбуждение (тж. физиол.) возбужденное состояние, возбуждение;
волнение excitation возбуждение pulse ~ импульсное возбуждение step-by-step ~ ступенчатое возбуждение three-phase ~ трехтактное возбуждениеБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > excitation
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26 excitation phase
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27 excitation loss
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28 excitation winding
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29 excitation band
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > excitation band
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30 excitation phase
Техника: фаза возбуждения -
31 excitation phase
Англо-русский словарь по электроэнергетике > excitation phase
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32 excitation of an oscillator takes place when phase
English-Russian dictionary of telecommunications > excitation of an oscillator takes place when phase
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33 three-phase
1) трехтактный
2) трехфазный
– three-phase circuit
– three-phase current
– three-phase excitation
– three-phase generator
– three-phase rectifier
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34 single-phase commutator motor with self-excitation
single-phase commutator motor with self-excitation kompensierter Repulsionsmotor mEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > single-phase commutator motor with self-excitation
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35 uniform phase-graded excitation
Электроника: однородное возбуждение с плавным изменением фазыУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > uniform phase-graded excitation
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36 uniform phase-graded excitation
English-Russian dictionary of electronics > uniform phase-graded excitation
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37 синфазное возбуждение
in-phase excitationБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > синфазное возбуждение
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38 трехтактное возбуждение
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > трехтактное возбуждение
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39 синфазное возбуждение
Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > синфазное возбуждение
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40 voltage
1) напряжение, разность потенциалов2) потенциал3) электродвижущая сила, эдс•voltage across smth — напряжение на чем-л.;voltage applied to smth — напряжение, приложенное к чему-л.;voltage between phases — междуфазное [линейное\] напряжение;voltage to earth [to ground\] — напряжение относительно земли;to handle voltage — выдерживать напряжение;-
ac voltage
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accelerating voltage
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active component voltage
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active voltage
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actuating voltage
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adjusting voltage
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aging voltage
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allowable voltage
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alternating voltage
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alternator field voltage
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anode voltage
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applied voltage
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arc voltage
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arc-drop voltage
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arcing voltage
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arc-stream voltage
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average voltage
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back voltage
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background ionization voltage
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backward voltage
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balanced voltage
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balancing voltage
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bandgap voltage
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barrier voltage
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bar-to-bar voltage
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base voltage
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battery voltage
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bias voltage
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bidirectional voltage
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black-out voltage
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blanking voltage
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blocking voltage
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branch voltage
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breakdown voltage
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breakover voltage
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bridge supply voltage
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bucking voltage
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built-in voltage
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burning voltage
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burnout voltage
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bus voltage
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calibration voltage
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capacitor voltage
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carrier voltage
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category voltage
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catenary voltage
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cathode voltage
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ceiling voltage
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cell voltage
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charge voltage
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circuit voltage
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clamp voltage
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clock voltage
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closed-circuit voltage
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commercial-frequency voltage
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commercial-frequency withstand voltage
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common-mode voltage
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commutating voltage
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commutator voltage
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compensating voltage
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complex voltage
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component voltage
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constant voltage
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contact voltage
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control voltage
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convergence voltage
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corona voltage
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corona-onset voltage
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counter voltage
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crest voltage
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critical corona voltage
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critical visual corona voltage
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critical voltage
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current-noise voltage
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current-resistance voltage
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cutoff voltage
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cycling voltage
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dc recovery voltage
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dc voltage
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decelerating voltage
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decomposition voltage
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deflecting voltage
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delta voltage
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design voltage
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dielectric breakdown voltage
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direct voltage
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direct-axis component voltage behind transient reactance
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direct-axis subtransient internal voltage
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direct-axis subtransient voltage
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direct-axis synchronous internal voltage
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direct-axis synchronous voltage
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direct-axis transient internal voltage
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direct-axis transient voltage
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discharge extinction voltage
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discharge inception voltage
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discharge ionization voltage
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discharge voltage
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disruptive discharge voltage
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disruptive voltage
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dissymmetrical voltage
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disturbance voltage
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driving voltage
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drop-away voltage
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dry withstand voltage
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effective voltage
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electric cell voltage
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electrode voltage
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end voltage
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end-point voltage
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equilibrium voltage
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equivalent input noise voltage
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error voltage
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excess voltage
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excitation voltage
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exciter voltage
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extinction voltage
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extinguishing voltage
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extrahigh voltage
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Faraday voltage
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fatal voltage
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feedback voltage
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field voltage
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filament voltage
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final acceleration voltage
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final voltage
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fire-back voltage
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firing voltage
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flash test voltage
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flashover voltage
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floating voltage
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flyback voltage
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focusing voltage
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focus voltage
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formation voltage
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forward voltage
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gas-discharge maintaining voltage
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gate nontrigger voltage
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gate trigger voltage
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gate turn-off voltage
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gate voltage
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gating voltage
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generated voltage
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generator voltage
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glow-discharge sustaining voltage
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grid driving voltage
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ground voltage
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Hall voltage
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heater voltage
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high voltage
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high-level voltage
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ignition voltage
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impedance voltage
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impressed voltage
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impulse testing voltage
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impulse voltage
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impulse withstand voltage
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induced body voltage
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induced voltage
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inductance voltage
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initial ionization voltage
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initial voltage
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injected voltage
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in-phase voltage
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input voltage
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instantaneous voltage
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interference voltage
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internal voltage
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inverse voltage
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ionizing voltage
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junction voltage
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keep-alive voltage
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lagging voltage
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leading voltage
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leakage reactance voltage
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leakage voltage
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lightning impulse flashover voltage
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lightning impulse voltage
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lightning impulse withstanding voltage
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lightning induced voltage
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limit voltage
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limiting voltage
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line voltage
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linearity trim voltage
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line-to-earth voltage
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line-to-line voltage
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loading voltage
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load voltage
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locked rotor voltage
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locking voltage
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logic threshold voltage
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low voltage
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low-level voltage
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mains voltage
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maintaining voltage
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maximum operating voltage
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maximum-power-point voltage
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medium voltage
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modulation voltage
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negative phase-sequence voltage
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negative sequence voltage
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net voltage
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neutral-to-ground voltage
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nodal voltage
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noise voltage
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no-load field voltage
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no-load voltage
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nominal excitation ceiling voltage
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nominal voltage
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normal voltage
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off-load voltage
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offset voltage
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off-standard voltage
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off-state voltage
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one-minute test voltage
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one-minute withstand voltage
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on-load voltage
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on-state voltage
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open-circuit secondary voltage
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open-circuit voltage
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operate voltage
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operating supply voltage
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operating voltage
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out-of-phase voltage
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output voltage
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pace voltage
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partial discharge extinction voltage
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partial discharge inception voltage
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peak arc voltage
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peak reverse voltage
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peak voltage
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peak-point voltage
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peak-to-peak ripple voltage
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peak-to-peak voltage
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per unit voltage
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periodic voltage
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permissible voltage
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phase voltage
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phase-to-ground voltage
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phase-to-phase voltage
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pickup voltage
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pinch-off voltage
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plate voltage
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polarization voltage
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positive-phase-sequence voltage
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positive-sequence voltage
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power-frequency voltage
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preset voltage
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presparkover voltage
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primary voltage
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probe voltage
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protection voltage
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psophometric voltage
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pull-in voltage
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pull-out voltage
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pulsating voltage
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pulse breakdown voltage
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pulse noise voltage
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punch-through voltage
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puncture voltage
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quadrature-axis component voltage behind transient reactance
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quadrature-axis subtransient internal voltage
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quadrature-axis subtransient voltage
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quadrature-axis synchronous internal voltage
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quadrature-axis synchronous voltage
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quadrature-axis transient internal voltage
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quadrature-axis transient voltage
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quiescent input voltage
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quiescent output voltage
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radio interference voltage
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rated impulse withstand voltage
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rated temperature-rise voltage
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rated voltage
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reach-through voltage
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reactance voltage
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receiver voltage
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receiving-end voltage
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recovery voltage
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rectified voltage
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reduced voltage
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reference voltage
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reignition voltage
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release voltage
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repetitive voltage
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residual voltage
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resistance voltage
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resonance voltage
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response voltage
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restoring voltage
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restraining voltage
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restriking voltage
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reverse voltage
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ring voltage
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ring-to-ring voltage
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ripple voltage
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root-mean-square voltage
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running voltage
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safety extralow voltage
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saturation voltage
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sawtooth voltage
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secondary voltage
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self-induction voltage
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sending-end voltage
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sense voltage
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service voltage
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shift voltage
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shock voltage
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short-circuit voltage
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shorting voltage
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shot-noise voltage
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signal voltage
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sine-curve voltage
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sine voltage
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sine-wave voltage
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sinusoidal voltage
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slip-ring voltage
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smoothed dc voltage
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source voltage
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spark-gap breakdown voltage
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sparking voltage
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sparkover voltage
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speed-induced voltage
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speed voltage
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spot cutoff voltage
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square-wave voltage
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stabilized voltage
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standard voltage
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star voltage
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starting voltage
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static breakdown voltage
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station auxiliaries voltage
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steady-state voltage
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step voltage
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stray voltage
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striking voltage
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subtransient internal voltage
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subtransient voltage
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superimposed voltage
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supply voltage
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supply-line voltage
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surge voltage
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sustaining voltage
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sweep voltage
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swing voltage
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switching surge voltage
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switching voltage
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symmetrical voltage
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synchronous generator internal voltage
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synchronous generator voltage
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system voltage
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tank voltage
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tapping voltage
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temperature voltage
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terminal voltage
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testing voltage
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test voltage
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thermal noise voltage
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thermocouple voltage
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thermoelectric voltage
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threshold voltage
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tooth voltage
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touch voltage
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transient internal voltage
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transient recovery voltage
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transient voltage
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transmission-line voltage
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trigger voltage
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tuning voltage
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turnoff voltage
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ultor voltage
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ultrahigh voltage
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unbalanced voltage
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unidirectional voltage
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upper voltage
-
variable voltage
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welding voltage
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welding-arc voltage
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wet switching surge withstand voltage
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wet withstand voltage
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withstanding voltage
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withstand voltage
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working voltage
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Y-voltage
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zener voltage
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zero-phase-sequence voltage
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zero-sequence voltage
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