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1 monochromatic lens
nINSTR, OPT lente monocromática f -
2 monochromatic
1 adjCINEMAT, OPT, PHYS, PRINT monocromático2 -
3 пирометр
pyrometer, thermometer* * *пиро́метр м.
pyrometerболометри́ческий пиро́метр — electrical-resistance pyrometerдвухцветово́й пиро́метр — dichromatic [two-color] pyrometerинфракра́сный пиро́метр — infra-red pyrometerквазимонохромати́ческий пиро́метр — quasimonochromatic pyrometerопти́ческий пиро́метр — optical pyrometerопти́ческий, поляризацио́нный пиро́метр — polarizing optical pyrometerопти́ческий пиро́метр с фотометри́ческим ку́бом — photometric-cube optical pyrometerпогружё́нный пиро́метр — immersion pyrometerпока́зывающий пиро́метр — indicating pyrometerпиро́метр по́лного излуче́ния — radiation pyrometerрефле́кторный пиро́метр — mirror pyrometerрефра́кторный пиро́метр — lens pyrometerсамопи́шущий пиро́метр — recording pyrometerпиро́метр с исчеза́ющей ни́тью, я́ркостный — disappearing filament pyrometerпиро́метр спектра́льного отноше́ния — spectral ratio pyrometerпиро́метр спектра́льного распределе́ния — spectral distribution pyrometerпиро́метр с постоя́нным фо́кусом — fixed focus pyrometerпиро́метр с се́рым кли́ном — gray wedge pyrometerтермоэлектри́ческий пиро́метр — thermoelectric pyrometerтермоэлектри́ческий, самоуравнове́шивающийся пиро́метр — self-balancing thermocouple pyrometerфотоэлектри́ческий пиро́метр — photoelectric pyrometerфотоэлектри́ческий, интегра́льный пиро́метр — integral photoelectric pyrometerцветово́й пиро́метр — colour pyrometerпиро́метр части́чного излуче́ния — monochromatic radiation pyrometer
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