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1 светосила
1) Engineering: aperture ratio, light-gathering power, optical efficiency, speed2) Construction: lumen output3) Metallurgy: luminosity (спектрального прибора)4) Optics: luminosity5) Physics: relative aperture6) Photo: rapidity (объектива)7) Astronautics: light ratio8) Cartography: illuminating power, luminous intensity9) Robots: speed (объектива)10) Makarov: aperture, light-grasp, transmission (спектрометра) -
2 световая отдача
1) General subject: luminous efficiency2) Engineering: light efficiency, luminosity3) Optics: coefficient of utilization4) Telecommunications: luminosity factor5) Electronics: luminous efficacy6) Astronautics: light output7) Makarov: light output ratio (источника света), lumen efficiency, luminous efficacy (источника), luminous efficacy (источника света), luminous efficiency (источника) -
3 светоотдача
1) Engineering: light efficiency (источника), light output, luminous efficiency (источника)2) Metrology: light output (источника)3) Makarov: lumen efficiency, luminous efficiency (светильника)
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