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1) Физика: интенсивность люминесценции2) Электроника: люминесцентное излучение -
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English-russian dictionary of physics > luminescent emission
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English-Russian electronics dictionary > luminescent emission
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The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > luminescent emission
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English-Russian dictionary of microelectronics > luminescent emission
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English-Russian dictionary of electronics > luminescent emission
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8 luminescent emission intensity
Англо-русский металлургический словарь > luminescent emission intensity
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9 luminescent emission intensity
Металлургия: интенсивность люминесценцииУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > luminescent emission intensity
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Электроника: спектр люминесценцииУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > luminescent-emission spectrum
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English-Russian electronics dictionary > luminescent-emission spectrum
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1) эмиссия3) излучение•- acoustic emission
- alpha emission
- alpha-ray emission
- anode emission
- associated corpuscular emission
- autoelectronic emission
- avalanche emission
- avalanching photon emission
- back emission
- beta emission
- beta-ray emission
- Brillouin emission
- cathode emission
- class A0 emission
- class A1 emission
- class A2 emission
- class A3 emission
- class A3A emission
- class A3B emission
- class A3J emission
- class A4 emission
- class A4A emission
- class A5 emission
- class A5C emission
- class A7A emission
- class A9B emission
- class F1 emission
- class F2 emission
- class F3 emission
- class F4 emission
- class F5 emission
- class F6 emission
- class F9 emission
- class P0 emission
- class P1D emission
- class P2D emission
- class P3D emission
- class P2E emission
- class P3E emission
- class P3F emission
- class P3G emission
- class P9 emission
- cold emission
- collisionless emission
- cooperative emission
- corpuscular emission
- cyclotron emission
- deceleration emission
- edge emission
- electron emission
- electron-ion emission
- exoelectron emission
- exoion emission
- extraneous emission
- field emission
- field-enhanced photoelectric emission
- filament emission
- free-field emission
- Frenkel-Poole emission
- gamma emission
- gamma-ray emission
- grid emission
- heat emission
- hole emission
- impurity emission
- induced emission
- induced electron emission
- internal field emission
- intrinsic emission
- ion-ion emission
- isothermal thermionic emission
- laser emission
- luminescent emission
- magnetointernal field emission
- off-frequency emission - parametric emission
- particle emission
- phosphorescence emission
- photoelectric emission
- photoelectron emission
- photon emission
- photostimulated exoelectron emission
- polarized emission
- positive emission
- positive-ion emission
- positron emission
- primary emission
- primary electron emission
- primary grid emission
- pulse emission
- Raman emission
- Raman-Stokes emission
- resonance emission
- reverse emission
- Schottky emission
- secondary emission
- secondary electron emission
- secondary grid emission
- self-stimulated emission
- sensitized emission
- space-charged limited emission
- specific emission
- spontaneous emission
- spurious emission
- stimulated emission
- stray emission
- surface emission
- synchrotron emission
- telephone emission
- thermal electron emission
- thermally stimulated exoelectron emission
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1) эмиссия3) излучение•- alpha emission
- alpha-ray emission
- anode emission
- associated corpuscular emission
- autoelectronic emission
- avalanche emission
- avalanching photon emission
- back emission
- beta emission
- beta-ray emission
- Brillouin emission
- cathode emission
- class A0 emission
- class A1 emission
- class A2 emission
- class A3 emission
- class A3A emission
- class A3B emission
- class A3J emission
- class A4 emission
- class A4A emission
- class A5 emission
- class A5C emission
- class A7A emission
- class A9B emission
- class F1 emission
- class F2 emission
- class F3 emission
- class F4 emission
- class F5 emission
- class F6 emission
- class F9 emission
- class P0 emission
- class P1D emission
- class P2D emission
- class P2E emission
- class P3D emission
- class P3E emission
- class P3F emission
- class P3G emission
- class P9 emission
- cold emission
- collisionless emission
- cooperative emission
- corpuscular emission
- cyclotron emission
- deceleration emission
- edge emission
- electron emission
- electron-ion emission
- emission of light
- exoelectron emission
- exoion emission
- extraneous emission
- field emission
- field-enhanced photoelectric emission
- filament emission
- free-field emission
- Frenkel-Poole emission
- gamma emission
- gamma-ray emission
- grid emission
- heat emission
- hole emission
- impurity emission
- induced electron emission
- induced emission
- internal field emission
- intrinsic emission
- ion-ion emission
- isothermal thermionic emission
- laser emission
- luminescent emission
- magnetointernal field emission
- off-frequency emission
- out-of-band emission
- pair emission
- parametric emission
- particle emission
- phosphorescence emission
- photoelectric emission
- photoelectron emission
- photon emission
- photostimulated exoelectron emission
- polarized emission
- positive emission
- positive-ion emission
- positron emission
- primary electron emission
- primary emission
- primary grid emission
- pulse emission
- Raman emission
- Raman-Stokes emission
- resonance emission
- reverse emission
- Schottky emission
- secondary electron emission
- secondary emission
- secondary grid emission
- self-stimulated emission
- sensitized emission
- space-charged limited emission
- specific emission
- spontaneous emission
- spurious emission
- stimulated emission
- stray emission
- surface emission
- synchrotron emission
- telephone emission
- thermal electron emission
- thermally stimulated exoelectron emission
- thermionic emission
- thermionic field emission
- thermionic grid emission
- thermostimulated exoelectron emission
- total emission
- tunnel emission
- unwanted emission
- zero-field emissionThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > emission
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эмиссия, испускание, излучениеacoustic emission — акустическая эмиссия
electronic emission — испускание электронов, электронная эмиссия
field-electron emission — автоэлектронная [холодная] эмиссия
heat emission — тепловое [инфракрасное] излучение, теплоотдача
infrared emission — инфракрасное [тепловое] излучение, теплоотдача
ionizing emission — ионизирующее излучение
luminescent emission — люминесцентное излучение
monochromatic emission — монохроматическое излучение
radioactive emission — радиоактивное излучение
spectral emission — спектральное излучение
spontaneous emission — самопроизвольная [спонтанная] эмиссия
thermal emission — термоэмиссия, тепловое излучение
thermal electron emission — термоэлектронная эмиссия
thermionic emission — термоэлектронная эмиссия
ultraviolet emission — ультрафиолетовое излучение
X-ray emission — излучение в диапазоне рентгеновских лучей, рентгеновское излучение
English-Russian dictionary of aviation and space materials > emission
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эмиссия, испускание; излучение; выделение; распространение emission heat - теплоотдача; тепловое излучение emission infrared - тепловое (инфракрасное) излучение emission ionizing - ионизирующее излучение emission light - световое излучение emission luminescent - люминесцентное излучение emission radioactive - радиоактивное излучение emission thermal - термоэмиссия, тепловое излучение emission thermal electron (thermionic) - термоэлектронная эмиссия emission ultraviolet - ультрафиолетовое излучение emission X-ray - излучение в диапазоне рентгеновских лучей; рентгеновское излучение -
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Русско-английский физический словарь > люминесцентное излучение
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Русско-английский словарь по микроэлектронике > люминесцентное излучение
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luminescent emission, luminescent lightРусско-английский словарь по электронике > люминесцентное излучение
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