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1 induction loop detector
nTRANSP detector del bucle de inducción mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > induction loop detector
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2 phase-displacement induction-loop detector
nTRANSP detector de núcleo de inducción de desfase mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > phase-displacement induction-loop detector
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3 resonant-circuit induction loop detector
nTRANSP detector del núcleo de inducción del circuito resonante mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > resonant-circuit induction loop detector
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4 induction
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5 magnetic induction
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6 magnetic induction current loop
nTELECOM bucle de corriente de inducción magnética mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > magnetic induction current loop
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7 phase
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8 resonant
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9 magnetic
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10 self
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nACOUST acoplador mAIR TRANSP acoplamiento m, conexión f, unión fCHEM acoplamiento m, aparejamiento mCINEMAT acoplador mCOMP&DP acoplador m, acoplamiento mELEC connection, induction acoplamiento m, acoplador mELEC ENG waveguides acoplador m, enganche m, acoplamiento m, conexión f, empalme mELECTRON acoplador mMECH acoplamiento m, conexión f, acoplador m, empalme m, unión f, junta fPHYS empalme m, acoplamiento m, acoplador mRAIL acoplamiento m, enganche mTELECOM acoplador m, acoplamiento mTRANSP conexión f, enganche m, acoplamiento mVEH conexión f, acoplamiento m, enganche mWATER TRANSP of engine acoplamiento m -
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