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1 lattice mobility
подвижность( носителей), связанная с рассеянием на (кристаллической) решеткеБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > lattice mobility
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2 lattice mobility
подвижность (носителей), связанная с рассеянием на (кристаллической) решёткеАнгло-русский словарь технических терминов > lattice mobility
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3 lattice mobility
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4 mobility
подвижность; мобильность-
ambipolar mobility
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anion mobility
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bubble mobility
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carrier mobility
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cation mobility
- charge carrier mobility -
defect mobility
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diffusion mobility
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domain-wall mobility
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drift mobility
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electric mobility
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electron mobility
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electroosmotic mobility
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electrophoretic mobility
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field-effect mobility
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Hall mobility
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hole mobility
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impurity mobility
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intrinsic mobility
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ionic mobility
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ion mobility
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lattice mobility
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magnetic bubble mobility
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recombination mobility
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surface mobility
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trap-limited mobility
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wall mobility -
5 lattice vacancy
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > lattice vacancy
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6 bubble
1) цилиндрический магнитный домен, ЦМД2) шарик, пузырёк (символ на принципиальной схеме электронного прибора для обозначения сигнала с активным нижним уровнем на входе или инверсии сигнала с активным верхним уровнем на выходе)•- bistable bubble
- buffer bubble
- chiral bubble
- collapsing bubble
- compensation bubble
- data bubble
- extra bubble
- floating bubble
- free bubble
- gradient propagated magnetic bubble
- hard bubble
- high-mobility bubble
- hollow bubble
- intermediate bubble
- isolated bubble
- lattice bubble
- low-mobility bubble
- magnetic bubble
- mobile bubble
- noncollapsing bubble
- normal bubble
- S-0 bubble
- S-1 bubble
- seed bubble
- self-biasing bubble
- single bubble
- soft bubble
- stable bubble
- state-one bubble
- state-zero bubble
- submicron bubble
- trapped bubble
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7 bubble
1) цилиндрический магнитный домен, ЦМД2) шарик, пузырёк (символ на принципиальной схеме электронного прибора для обозначения сигнала с активным нижним уровнем на входе или инверсии сигнала с активным верхним уровнем на выходе)•- bistable bubble
- buffer bubble
- chiral bubble
- collapsing bubble
- compensation bubble
- data bubble
- extra bubble
- floating bubble
- free bubble
- gradient propagated magnetic bubble
- hard bubble
- high-mobility bubble
- hollow bubble
- intermediate bubble
- isolated bubble
- lattice bubble
- low-mobility bubble
- magnetic bubble
- mobile bubble
- noncollapsing bubble
- normal bubble
- S-0 bubble
- S-1 bubble
- seed bubble
- self-biasing bubble
- single bubble
- soft bubble
- stable bubble
- state-one bubble
- state-zero bubble
- submicron bubble
- trapped bubble
- uncoded bubble
- uncoding bubble
- unstable bubbleThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > bubble
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8 vacancy
1) вакансия
2) свободное место
3) пробел
4) незанятый узел
– fill vacancy
– lattice vacancy
– vacancy mobility
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9 displaced vacancy
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > displaced vacancy
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10 electron vacancy
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > electron vacancy
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11 displaced vacancy
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > displaced vacancy
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12 vacancy
вакансия; пропуск
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