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1 golflengteschakelaar
• wave-change switch• wave-range selectorNederlands-Engels Technisch Woordenboek > golflengteschakelaar
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2 golfvorm
• wave form• wave shape -
3 golfabsorptie
• wave absorption -
4 golfafstand
• wave spacing -
5 golfamplitude
• wave amplitude -
6 golfbeweging
• wave motion -
7 golfcyclus
• wave cycle -
8 golfenergie
• wave energy -
9 golffilter
• wave filter -
10 golffront
• wave front -
11 golffunctie
• wave function -
12 golfgebied
• wave range -
13 golfhoek
• wave angle -
14 golfinterferentie
• wave interference -
15 golflengte
• wave length -
16 golflengte-aanduiding
• wave-length indicationNederlands-Engels Technisch Woordenboek > golflengte-aanduiding
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17 golflengtegebied
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18 golfnormaal
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19 golfpad
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20 golfpijp
• wave guide
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