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Техника: максимальный акселерометрУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > peak-value accelerometer
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English-russian dictionary of physics > peak-value accelerometer
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1) акселерометр
2) акцелерометр
3) измеритель ускорения
4) ускорениемер ∙ doubly integrating accelerometer ≈ тех. акселерометр с двойным интегрированием ускорения linear accelerometer sensor ≈ тех. датчик линейных ускорений - angular accelerometer - cage accelerometer - capacitance accelerometer - counting accelerometer - crash accelerometer - crush accelerometer - damp accelerometer - fore-and-aft accelerometer - impact accelerometer - integrating accelerometer - lateral accelerometer - linear accelerometer - navigational accelerometer - peak-value accelerometer - pendulous accelerometer - pitch-sensing accelerometer - recording accelerometer - roll-sensing accelerometer - spring-restrained accelerometer - two axis accelerometer - valve accelerometer - yaw-sensing accelerometer(техническое) акселерометрБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > accelerometer
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1) акселерометр
2) акцелерометр
3) измеритель ускорения
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– angular accelerometer
– cage accelerometer
– capacitance accelerometer
– counting accelerometer
– crash accelerometer
– crush accelerometer
– damp accelerometer
– fore-and-aft accelerometer
– impact accelerometer
– integrating accelerometer
– lateral accelerometer
– linear accelerometer
– navigational accelerometer
– peak-value accelerometer
– pendulous accelerometer
– pitch-sensing accelerometer
– recording accelerometer
– roll-sensing accelerometer
– spring-restrained accelerometer
– two axis accelerometer
– valve accelerometer
– yaw-sensing accelerometer
doubly integrating accelerometer — <tech.> акселерометр с двойным интегрированием ускорения
linear accelerometer sensor — <tech.> датчик линейных ускорений
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > максимальный акселерометр
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