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24 mains frequency
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26 mains frequency induction furnace installation
mains frequency induction furnace installation Netzfrequenz-Induktionsofenanlage fEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > mains frequency induction furnace installation
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27 mains frequency modulation
mains frequency modulation Netzfrequenzmodulation fEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > mains frequency modulation
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28 mains frequency operation
mains frequency operation Netzfrequenzbetrieb mEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > mains frequency operation
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29 mains frequency plasma torch
mains frequency plasma torch Netzfrequenzplasmabrenner mEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > mains frequency plasma torch
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30 mains frequency transformer
mains frequency transformer Netzfrequenztransformator mEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > mains frequency transformer
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31 Mains Frequency Dielectric
Техника: напряжение на пробойУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > Mains Frequency Dielectric
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32 mains frequency induction billet heating plant
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > mains frequency induction billet heating plant
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33 mains frequency interference
Метрология: помехи с частотой сети питанияУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > mains frequency interference
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34 frequency
1) частота2) повторяемость; частота повторения; периодичность•-
absolute cumulative frequency
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absolute frequency
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acoustic frequency
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actual frequency
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adjacent frequency
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adjustment frequency
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air distress frequency
- air-ground radio frequency -
alias frequency
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allocated frequency
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alternate frequency
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angular frequency
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antiresonance frequency
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assigned frequency
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audio frequency
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authorized frequency
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base cutoff frequency
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base frequency
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basic frequency
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basic repetition frequency
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beat frequency
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bending frequency
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bias frequency
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boundary frequency
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break frequency
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broadcast frequency
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burst frequency
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calibrating frequency
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call-back frequency
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calling frequency
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carrier frequency
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catenary frequency
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center frequency
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channel frequency
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characteristic frequency
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chopping frequency
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chroma subcarrier frequency
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circular frequency
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clock frequency
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collision frequency
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color subcarrier frequency
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color-frame frequency
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color-fusion frequency
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color-picture frequency
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combination frequencys
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commercial frequency
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complex frequency
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component frequency
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corner frequency
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count frequency
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critical frequency
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crossover frequency
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crystal frequency
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culprit frequency
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cutoff frequency
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cyclic frequency
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cyclotron frequency
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damped frequency
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damped natural frequency
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damped vibration frequency
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day frequency
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dedicated frequency
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departure frequency
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difference frequency
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discharge oscillatory frequency
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dispersion frequency
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distress frequency
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dominant frequency
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Doppler-beat frequency
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Doppler frequency
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downlink frequency
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driving frequency
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en-route frequency
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erase frequency
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excitation frequency
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extinction frequency
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extremely high frequency
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extremely low frequency
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ferromagnetic-resonance frequency
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field-repetition frequency
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field frequency
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fixed frequency
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flicker frequency
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flood frequency
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flow frequency
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folding frequency
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forcing frequency
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frame-repetition frequency
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frame frequency
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free-running frequency
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free frequency
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frequency of discharges
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frequency of irrigation
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frequency of maximum admittance
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frequency of maximum impedance
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frequency of maximum transmission
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frequency of operation
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frequency of recalibration
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fundamental frequency
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fusion frequency
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gear-meshing frequency
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gliding frequency
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graded-base cutoff frequency
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harmonic frequency
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high frequency
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highest probable frequency
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horizontal frequency
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horizontal-repetition frequency
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horizontal-sweep frequency
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idler frequency
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image frequency
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impulse frequency
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infralow frequency
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infrasonic frequency
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input frequency
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instantaneous frequency
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intended frequency
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intercarrier frequency
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intermediate frequency
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ionization frequency
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jammed frequency
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jitter frequency
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jump frequency
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knee frequency
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laser radiation frequency
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limiting frequency
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line frequency
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line-locked frequency
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line-scanning frequency
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load resonance frequency
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load resultant frequency
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locking frequency
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loop unity gain frequency
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low frequency
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lower cutoff frequency
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lowest observed frequency
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lowest usable frequency
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lubrication frequency
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main resonance frequency
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mains frequency
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master clock frequency
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master frequency
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maximum observed frequency
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maximum usable frequency
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microwave frequency
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midband frequency
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mode frequency
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modulation frequency
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multiple frequency
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mutation frequency
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natural frequency
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notch frequency
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note frequency
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Nyquist frequency
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off frequency
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offset frequency
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operating frequency
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oscillating frequency
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output frequency
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parallel resonance frequency
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penetration frequency
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picture frequency
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picture-carrier frequency
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pilot frequency
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plasma frequency
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power-line frequency
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power frequency
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preset frequency
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projection frequency
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pull-in frequency
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pull-out frequency
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pulse-repetition frequency
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pumping frequency
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pump frequency
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pushing frequency
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quasi-resonance frequency
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quenched frequency
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quench frequency
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quiescent frequency
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radian frequency
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radio frequency
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ramp frequency
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rated frequency
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recombination frequency
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reference frequency
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repetition frequency
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resonance frequency
-
resonator frequency
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rest frequency
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ring frequency
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ringing frequency
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ripple frequency
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rotational frequency
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rotation frequency
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sampling frequency
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scanning frequency
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scan frequency
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scanning-line frequency
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scan-line frequency
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secondary frequency
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self-neutralization frequency
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series resonance frequency
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side frequency
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signal frequency
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sliding frequency
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slip frequency
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slot ripple frequency
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sonic frequency
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sound carrier frequency
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sound frequency
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source frequency
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space frequency
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specified frequency
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spot frequency
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standard frequency
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steady-state frequency
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stream frequency
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subcarrier frequency
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subharmonic frequency
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subNyquist frequency
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subsonic frequency
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subsynchronous frequency
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subtelephone frequency
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superhigh frequency
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super-Nyquist frequency
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super-telephone frequency
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supply frequency
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sweep frequency
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switching frequency
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synchronizing frequency
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synchronous frequency
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system frequency
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test frequency
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threshold frequency
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timing frequency
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torsional frequency
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transition frequency
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troublesome resonant frequency
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turnover frequency
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ultrahigh frequency
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ultralow frequency
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ultrasonic frequency
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unassigned frequency
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undamped frequency
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unused frequency
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unwanted frequency
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usage frequency
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vertical frequency
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vertical-repetition frequency
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vertical-sweep frequency
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very high frequency
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very low frequency
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vibrational frequency
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vibration frequency
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video frequency
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vision frequency
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visual frequency
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visual-fusion frequency
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voice frequency
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waveguide cutoff frequency
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window frequency
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wobble frequency -
35 frequency
= freq1) частота (1. величина, обратная периоду; величина, пропорциональная обратному периоду (напр. круговая частота) 2. частота появления случайного события, отношение встречаемости к числу испытаний) || частотный2) встречаемость ( случайного события); периодичность•- acoustic frequency
- acoustical frequency
- actual frequency
- air-ground radio frequency
- air-to-ground radio frequency
- alias frequency
- alpha cutoff frequency
- alternate frequency
- angular frequency
- antenna resonant frequency
- antiferromagnetic resonance frequency
- antiresonant frequency
- anti-Stokes frequency
- assigned frequency
- atomic frequency
- audio frequency
- aural center frequency
- authorized frequency
- avalanche frequency
- base frequency
- base-transport cutoff frequency
- basic frequency
- bass frequency
- beat frequency
- beta cutoff frequency
- bias frequency
- Bragg frequency
- break frequency
- bubble-propagation frequency
- bus frequency
- carrier frequency
- center frequency
- channel frequency
- characteristic frequency
- chopping frequency
- circular frequency
- clock frequency
- co-channel sound frequency
- collision frequency
- combination frequency
- commercial frequency
- complex frequency
- constant frequency
- core frequency
- corner frequency
- critical frequency
- critical fusion frequency
- crossover frequency
- cumulative relative frequency
- cutoff frequency
- cyclotron frequency
- data frequency
- data communications frequency
- 3-dB frequency
- dedicated frequency
- difference frequency
- diffusion frequency
- distress frequency
- Doppler frequency
- Doppler-beat frequency
- Doppler-shifted frequency
- down-link frequency
- drift frequency
- driving frequency
- dynamic-scattering cutoff frequency
- echo frequency
- electron Langmuir frequency
- electron paramagnetic resonance frequency
- electron plasma frequency
- expected frequency
- extinction frequency
- extremely high frequency
- extremely low frequency
- facsimile picture frequency
- ferrimagnetic-resonance frequency
- ferromagnetic-resonance frequency
- field frequency
- fixed frequency
- flicker-fusion frequency
- flutter frequency
- folding frequency
- forward-bias cutoff frequency
- frame frequency
- free-running frequency
- fundamental frequency
- fundamental scanning frequency
- fusion frequency
- gap frequency
- gliding frequency
- ground-air frequency
- ground-to-air frequency
- group frequency
- Gunn frequency
- half-power frequency
- harmonic frequency
- helicon frequency
- heterodyne frequency
- high frequency
- highest probable frequency
- horizontal-line frequency
- horizontal-scanning frequency
- hyperfine frequency
- hyperfine transition frequency
- hyperhigh frequency
- idler frequency
- image frequency
- imaginery frequency
- IMPATT-frequency
- impingement frequency
- impulse frequency - instantaneous frequency
- intercarrier frequency
- intermediate frequency
- intermodulation frequency
- intermodulation component frequency
- inversion-layer cutoff frequency
- ion cyclotron frequency
- ionization frequency
- ion plasma frequency
- jittered pulse-recurrence frequency
- Josephson frequency
- keying frequency
- knee frequency
- Langmuir plasma frequency
- Larmor frequency
- laser-frequency
- laser-emission-frequency
- lattice vibration frequency
- line frequency
- line screen frequency
- lobe frequency
- local-oscillator frequency
- locking frequency
- low frequency
- lower side frequency - lowest useful high frequency
- magnetohydrodynamic frequency
- magnetoplasma frequency
- mains frequency
- maser frequency
- maser-emission frequency
- master frequency
- maximum frequency of oscillation
- maximum keying frequency
- maximum modulating frequency - microwave frequency
- midband frequency
- mode frequency
- modulation frequency
- multiple frequency
- natural frequency
- nominal frequency
- notch frequency
- note frequency
- Nyquist frequency
- observed frequency
- operating frequency
- optical frequency - photoelectric threshold frequency
- picture frequency
- piezoelectric crystal antiresonant frequency
- piezoelectric crystal resonant frequency
- pilot frequency
- plasma frequency
- power frequency
- power-line frequency
- precession frequency
- primary frequency
- pulse-recurrence frequency - pumping frequency
- quasi-optical frequency
- quench frequency
- quenching frequency
- quiescent frequency
- radian frequency
- radio frequency
- rated frequency
- reactive cutoff frequency
- real frequency
- reference frequency
- relative frequency
- relative frequency
- repetition frequency
- resistive cutoff frequency
- resonance frequency
- resonant frequency
- rest frequency
- resting frequency
- ringing frequency
- ripple frequency
- scan frequency
- scanning-line frequency
- screen frequency
- secondary frequency
- second-channel frequency
- self-neutralization frequency
- self-resonant frequency
- SH frequency
- side frequency
- sonic frequency
- sound frequency
- sound carrier frequency
- sound center frequency
- space frequency
- spark frequency
- spatial frequency
- speech frequency
- spike frequency
- spin frequency
- spot frequency
- standard frequency
- Stokes frequency
- subaudio frequency
- subcarrier frequency
- subharmonic frequency
- sub-Nyquist frequency
- subsonic frequency
- sub-telephone frequency
- sum frequency
- summation frequency
- superaudio frequency - super-telephone frequency
- supply frequency
- suppression frequency
- sweep frequency
- synchronizing frequency
- threshold frequency - toggle frequency
- tone frequency
- top baseband frequency
- transition frequency
- transit-time frequency
- transit-time cutoff frequency
- transmission frequency
- TRAPATT frequency
- trapped plasma frequency
- treble frequency
- turnover frequency
- ultra-audible frequency - undamped frequency
- uniform precession frequency
- unity-gain frequency
- up-link frequency
- upper side frequency
- variable frequency
- vertical frequency - video frequency
- vision frequency
- vision carrier frequency
- visual carrier frequency
- voice frequency
- voltage gain cutoff frequency
- waveguide cutoff frequency
- window frequency
- wow frequency -
36 frequency
1) частота (1. величина, обратная периоду; величина, пропорциональная обратному периоду (напр. круговая частота) 2. частота появления случайного события, отношение встречаемости к числу испытаний) || частотный2) встречаемость ( случайного события); периодичность•- absolute cutoff frequency
- acoustic frequency
- acoustical frequency
- actual frequency
- air-ground radio frequency
- air-to-ground radio frequency
- alias frequency
- alpha cutoff frequency
- alternate frequency
- angular frequency
- antenna resonant frequency
- antiferromagnetic resonance frequency
- antiresonant frequency
- anti-Stokes frequency
- assigned frequency
- atomic frequency
- audio frequency
- aural center frequency
- authorized frequency
- avalanche frequency
- base frequency
- base-transport cutoff frequency
- basic frequency
- bass frequency
- beat frequency
- beta cutoff frequency
- bias frequency
- Bragg frequency
- break frequency
- bubble-propagation frequency
- bus frequency
- carrier frequency
- center frequency
- channel frequency
- characteristic frequency
- chopping frequency
- circular frequency
- clock frequency
- co-channel sound frequency
- collision frequency
- combination frequency
- commercial frequency
- complex frequency
- constant frequency
- core frequency
- corner frequency
- critical frequency
- critical fusion frequency
- crossover frequency
- cumulative relative frequency
- cutoff frequency
- cyclotron frequency
- data communications frequency
- data frequency
- dedicated frequency
- difference frequency
- diffusion frequency
- distress frequency
- Doppler frequency
- Doppler-beat frequency
- Doppler-shifted frequency
- down-link frequency
- drift frequency
- driving frequency
- dynamic-scattering cutoff frequency
- echo frequency
- electron Langmuir frequency
- electron paramagnetic resonance frequency
- electron plasma frequency
- expected frequency
- extinction frequency
- extremely high frequency
- extremely low frequency
- facsimile picture frequency
- ferrimagnetic-resonance frequency
- ferromagnetic-resonance frequency
- field frequency
- fixed frequency
- flicker-fusion frequency
- flutter frequency
- folding frequency
- forward-bias cutoff frequency
- frame frequency
- free-running frequency
- fundamental frequency
- fundamental scanning frequency
- fusion frequency
- gap frequency
- gliding frequency
- ground-air frequency
- ground-to-air frequency
- group frequency
- Gunn frequency
- half-power frequency
- harmonic frequency
- helicon frequency
- heterodyne frequency
- high frequency
- highest probable frequency
- horizontal-line frequency
- horizontal-scanning frequency
- hyperfine frequency
- hyperfine transition frequency
- hyperhigh frequency
- idler frequency
- image frequency
- imaginery frequency
- IMPATT-frequency
- impingement frequency
- impulse frequency
- infralow frequency
- infrasonic frequency
- instantaneous frequency
- intercarrier frequency
- intermediate frequency
- intermodulation component frequency
- intermodulation frequency
- inversion-layer cutoff frequency
- ion cyclotron frequency
- ion plasma frequency
- ionization frequency
- jittered pulse-recurrence frequency
- Josephson frequency
- keying frequency
- knee frequency
- Langmuir plasma frequency
- Larmor frequency
- laser-emission-frequency
- laser-frequency
- lattice vibration frequency
- line frequency
- line screen frequency
- lobe frequency
- local-oscillator frequency
- locking frequency
- low frequency
- lower side frequency
- lowest observed frequency
- lowest useful frequency
- lowest useful high frequency
- magnetohydrodynamic frequency
- magnetoplasma frequency
- mains frequency
- maser frequency
- maser-emission frequency
- master frequency
- maximum frequency of oscillation
- maximum keying frequency
- maximum modulating frequency
- maximum observed frequency
- maximum usable frequency
- medium frequency
- microwave frequency
- midband frequency
- mode frequency
- modulation frequency
- multiple frequency
- natural frequency
- nominal frequency
- notch frequency
- note frequency
- Nyquist frequency
- observed frequency
- operating frequency
- optical frequency
- optimum working frequency
- penetration frequency
- photoelectric threshold frequency
- picture frequency
- piezoelectric crystal antiresonant frequency
- piezoelectric crystal resonant frequency
- pilot frequency
- plasma frequency
- power frequency
- power-line frequency
- precession frequency
- primary frequency
- pulse-recurrence frequency
- pulse-repetition frequency
- pump frequency
- pumping frequency
- quasi-optical frequency
- quench frequency
- quenching frequency
- quiescent frequency
- radian frequency
- radio frequency
- rated frequency
- reactive cutoff frequency
- real frequency
- reference frequency
- relative frequency
- repetition frequency
- resistive cutoff frequency
- resonance frequency
- resonant frequency
- rest frequency
- resting frequency
- ringing frequency
- ripple frequency
- scan frequency
- scanning-line frequency
- screen frequency
- secondary frequency
- second-channel frequency
- self-neutralization frequency
- self-resonant frequency
- SH frequency
- side frequency
- sonic frequency
- sound carrier frequency
- sound center frequency
- sound frequency
- space frequency
- spark frequency
- spatial frequency
- speech frequency
- spike frequency
- spin frequency
- spot frequency
- standard frequency
- Stokes frequency
- subaudio frequency
- subcarrier frequency
- subharmonic frequency
- sub-Nyquist frequency
- subsonic frequency
- sub-telephone frequency
- sum frequency
- summation frequency
- superaudio frequency
- superhigh frequency
- supersonic frequency
- super-telephone frequency
- supply frequency
- suppression frequency
- sweep frequency
- synchronizing frequency
- threshold frequency
- timed radio frequency
- timing frequency
- toggle frequency
- tone frequency
- top baseband frequency
- transition frequency
- transit-time cutoff frequency
- transit-time frequency
- transmission frequency
- TRAPATT frequency
- trapped plasma frequency
- treble frequency
- turnover frequency
- ultra-audible frequency
- ultrahigh frequency
- ultrasonic frequency
- unassigned frequency
- undamped frequency
- uniform precession frequency
- unity-gain frequency
- up-link frequency
- upper side frequency
- variable frequency
- vertical frequency
- very high frequency
- very low frequency
- video frequency
- vision carrier frequency
- vision frequency
- visual carrier frequency
- voice frequency
- voltage gain cutoff frequency
- waveguide cutoff frequency
- window frequency
- wow frequencyThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > frequency
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37 mains
12 n (BrE) (cf current AmE )ELEC supply network red f, alimentación eléctrica f, alimentación por la red f, red eléctrica f, corriente fELEC ENG red de distribución eléctrica f, alimentación eléctrica fTV red eléctrica f, corriente f, suministro principal m (AmL)WATER tubería principal f, canalización principal f, red de distribución f -
38 mains transformer
сетевой трансформатор
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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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сетевой трансформатор питания
Трансформатор питания электронной аппаратуры, предназначенный для работы от сети переменного тока
[ ГОСТ 20938-75]Тематики
Классификация
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силовой трансформатор
Трансформатор, предназначенный для преобразования электрической энергии в электрических сетях и в установках, предназначенных для приема и использования электрической энергии.
Примечание. К силовым относятся трансформаторы трехфазные и многофазные мощностью 6,3 кВ•А и более, однофазные мощностью 5 кВ•А и более.
[ ГОСТ 16110-82]
силовой трансформатор
Статическое устройство, имеющее две или более обмотки, предназначенное для преобразования посредством электромагнитной индукции одной или нескольких систем переменного напряжения и тока в одну или несколько других систем переменного напряжения и тока, имеющих обычно другие значения при той же частоте, с целью передачи мощности
(МЭС 421-01-01).
[ ГОСТ 30830-2002]EN
power transformer
a static piece of apparatus with two or more windings which, by electromagnetic induction, transforms a system of alternating voltage and current into another system of voltage and current usually of different values and at the same frequency for the purpose of transmitting electrical power
[IEV number 421-01-01]FR
transformateur de puissance
appareil statique à induction électromagnétique, à deux enroulements ou plus, destiné à transformer un système de tension(s) et courants(s) alternatifs en un autre système de tension(s) et courant(s) alternatifs, de valeurs généralement différentes et de même fréquence, en vue de transférer une puissance électrique
[IEV number 421-01-01]Силовые трансформаторы, установленные на электростанциях и подстанциях, предназначены для преобразования электроэнергии с одного напряжения на другое. Наибольшее распространение получили трехфазные трансформаторы, так как потери в них на 12—15% ниже, а расход активных материалов и стоимость на 20—25% меньше, чем в группе трех однофазных трансформаторов такой же суммарной мощности.
Трехфазные трансформаторы на напряжение 220 кВ изготовляют мощностью до 1000 MBА, на 330 кВ - 1250 МВА, на 500 кВ - 1000 МВА. Удельная единичная мощность трансформаторов ограничивается массой, размерами, условиями транспортировки.
Однофазные трансформаторы применяются, если невозможно изготовление трехфазных трансформаторов необходимой мощности или затруднена их транспортировка. Наибольшая мощность группы однофазных трансформаторов напряжением 500 кВ — 3 * 533 МВА, напряжением 750 кВ - 3 * 417 МВА, напряжением 1150 кВ - 3 * 667 MBA.
По количеству обмоток различного напряжения на каждую фазу трансформаторы разделяются на двухобмоточные и трехобмоточные. Кроме того, обмотки одного и того же напряжения, обычно низшего, могут состоять из двух и более параллельных ветвей, изолированных друг от друга и от заземленных частей. Такие трансформаторы называются трансформаторами с расщепленными обмотками. Обмотки высшего, среднего и низшего напряжения принято сокращенно обозначать соответственно ВН, СН, НН.
Трансформаторы с расщепленными обмотками НН обеспечивают возможность присоединения нескольких генераторов к одному повышающему трансформатору. Такие укрупненные энергоблоки позволяют упростить схему РУ 330—500 кВ. Широкое распространение трансформаторы с расщепленной обмоткой НН получили в схемах питания собственных нужд крупных ТЭС с блоками 200-1200 МВт, а также на понижающих подстанциях с целью ограничения токов КЗ.[http://forca.ru/info/spravka/silovye-transformatory.html]
Устройство и элементы конструкции силовых трансформаторов
Силовые трансформаторы (автотрансформаторы) в зависимости от мощности и напряжения условно делят на восемь габаритов. Так, например, к нулевому габариту относят трансформаторы мощностью до 5 кВ-А включительно, мощностью свыше 5 кВ-А — до 100 кВ-А напряжением до 35 кВ (включительно) к I габариту, выше 100 до 1000 — ко II, выше 1000 до 6300 — к III; выше 6300 — к IV, а напряжением выше 35 до 110 кВ (включительно) и мощностью до 32 000 кВ-А — к V габариту. Для отличия по конструктивным признакам, назначению, мощности и напряжению их подразделяют на типы.
Каждому типу трансформаторов присваивают обозначение, состоящее из букв и цифр. Буквы в типах масляных и сухих трансформаторов обозначают: О — однофазный, Т — трехфазный, Н — регулирование напряжения под нагрузкой, Р — с расщепленными обмотками; по видам охлаждения: С — естественно-воздушное, М — естественная циркуляция воздуха и масла, Д — принудительная циркуляция воздуха и естественная циркуляция масла, ДЦ — принудительная циркуляция воздуха и масла, MB — принудительная циркуляция воды и естественная циркуляция масла, Ц— принудительная циркуляция воды и масла. Вторичное употребление буква С в обозначении типа показывает, что трансформатор трехобмоточный.Устройство силового масляного трансформатора мощностью 1000—6300 кВ-А класса напряжения 35 кВ:
1 — бак, 2 — вентиль, 3 — болт заземления, 4 — термосифонный фильтр, 5 — радиатор, 6 — переключатель, 7 — расширитель, 8 — маслоуказатель, 9—воздухоосушитель, 10 — выхлопная труба, 11 — газовое реле, 12 — ввод ВН, 13 — привод переключающего устройства, 14 — ввод НН, 15 — подъемный рым, 16 — отвод НН, 17 — остов, 18 — отвод ВН, 19 — ярмовая балка остова (верхняя и нижняя), 20 — регулировочные ответвления обмоток ВН, 21 — обмотка ВН (внутри НН), 22 — каток тележки
Составными частями масляного трансформатора являются: остов обмотки, переключающее устройство, вводы, отводы, изоляция, бак, охладители, защитные и контрольно-измерительные и вспомогательные устройства.
Конструкция, включающая в собранном виде остов трансформатора, обмотки с их изоляцией, отводы, части регулирующего устройства, а также все детали, служащие для их механического соединения, называется активной частью трансформатора.[http://forca.ru/spravka/spravka/ustroystvo-i-elementy-konstrukcii-silovyh-transformatorov.html]
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7. Сетевой трансформатор питания
Сетевой трансформатор
D. Netzspeisetransformator
E. Mains transformer
F. Transformateur de réseau
Трансформатор питания электронной аппаратуры, предназначенный для работы от сети переменного тока
Источник: ГОСТ 20938-75: Трансформаторы малой мощности. Термины и определения оригинал документа
Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > mains transformer
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39 mains transformer
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > mains transformer
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40 mains power frequency
n.Netzfrequenz f.
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