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101 dropped frequency band
• frekvec. pásmo odb. skupi -
102 extremely high-frequency
• pásmo milimetrových vln -
103 failure frequency
• pocetnost porúch -
104 flicker-frequency
• kmitocet blikania -
105 frame frequency
• snímkový kmitocet• obrazová frekvencia• obrazový kmitocet -
106 free frequency
• vlastný kmitocet -
107 free-running frequency
• kmitocet nesynchrón. signá -
108 harmonic frequency
• kmitocet harmonickej -
109 high frequency
• vysoký kmitocet• vysoká frekvencia -
110 high-frequency alternatin
• vysokofrekvencný prúd -
111 high-frequency amplifier
• vysokofrekvencný zosilnov -
112 high-frequency approximat
• vysokofrekvencné priblíže -
113 high-frequency broadcasti
• krátkovlnný rozhlas -
114 high-frequency carrier ca
• širokopásmový kábel -
115 high-frequency carrier cu
• vysokofrekvencný telef. k• nosný telefónny kanál -
116 high-frequency carrier sy
• vysokofrekvencný prenosov• nosný systém -
117 high-frequency carrier te
• vysokofrekvencná telegraf• telegrafia nosnými vys. k -
118 high-frequency compensati
• vyrovnanie vysokých kmitoc• korekcia vysokých kmitocto -
119 high-frequency direction
• krátkovlnný zameriavac -
120 high-frequency discharge
• vysokofrekvencný výboj
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