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1 magnet
anisotropic magnet — анизотропный магнит
artificial magnet — искусственный магнит
barium-ferrite magnet — феррито-бариевый магнит, магнит из феррита бария
bariuin-ferrite ceramic magnet — керамический магнит из феррита бария
cast alnico magnet — литейный магнитный сплав альнико
ceramic magnet — керамический магнит
isotropic magnet — изотропный магнит
metal-ceramic magnet — металлокерамический магнит
natural magnet — естественный магнит
oxide magnet — оксидный магнит
permanent magnet — постоянный магнит
platinum-cobalt magnet — магнитный железо-платино-кобальтовый сплав
powder magnet — порошковый магнит
pressed-powder magnet — прессованный порошковый магнит
sintered magnet — спечённый магнит
sintered metal-powder magnet — магнитный материал из спечённого металлического порошка
superconducting magnet — сверхпроводящий магнит
English-Russian dictionary of aviation and space materials > magnet
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2 magnet
1) магнит2) магнетик3) магнетит•- band magnet
- bar magnet
- Barkhausen magnet
- beam magnet
- beam-centering magnet
- blue-beam magnet
- blue-beam positioning magnet
- braking magnet
- carbide hard magnet
- centering magnet
- color-purity magnet
- compound magnet
- convergence magnet
- cubic magnet
- damping magnet
- dipole magnet
- direct-current magnet
- disordered magnet
- drag magnet
- drive motor magnet
- field magnet
- field-neutralizing magnet
- focusing magnet
- framing magnet
- frustrated magnet
- green-beam magnet
- green-beam positioning magnet
- hard magnet
- high-field magnet
- homopolar magnet
- horseshoe magnet
- hot-pressed magnet
- hydride hard magnet
- ion-trap magnet
- iron-bound magnet
- itinerant magnet
- layer magnet
- multiple-axis magnet
- nanocomposite magnet
- nanostructured magnet
- nitride hard magnet
- orthorhombic magnet
- periodic permanent magnet
- permanent magnet
- phase magnet
- pulsed magnet
- purity magnet
- quadrupole magnet
- rapid-quenched nanocrystalline powder permanent magnet
- red-beam magnet
- red-beam positioning magnet
- retarding magnet
- rim magnet
- semi-permanent magnet
- simple magnet
- sintered magnet
- soft magnet
- spiral magnet
- superconducting magnet
- temporary magnet
- trip magnet
- uniaxial magnet
- vertical magnet -
3 magnet
1) магнит2) магнетик3) магнетит•- band magnet
- bar magnet
- Barkhausen magnet
- beam magnet
- beam-centering magnet
- blue-beam magnet
- blue-beam positioning magnet
- braking magnet
- carbide hard magnet
- centering magnet
- color-purity magnet
- compound magnet
- convergence magnet
- cubic magnet
- damping magnet
- dipole magnet
- direct-current magnet
- disordered magnet
- drag magnet
- drive motor magnet
- field magnet
- field-neutralizing magnet
- focusing magnet
- framing magnet
- frustrated magnet
- green-beam magnet
- green-beam positioning magnet
- hard magnet
- high-field magnet
- homopolar magnet
- horseshoe magnet
- hot-pressed magnet
- hydride hard magnet
- ion-trap magnet
- iron-bound magnet
- itinerant magnet
- layer magnet
- multiple-axis magnet
- nanocomposite magnet
- nanostructured magnet
- nitride hard magnet
- orthorhombic magnet
- periodic permanent magnet
- permanent magnet
- phase magnet
- pulsed magnet
- purity magnet
- quadrupole magnet
- rapid-quenched nanocrystalline powder permanent magnet
- red-beam magnet
- red-beam positioning magnet
- retarding magnet
- rim magnet
- semi-permanent magnet
- simple magnet
- sintered magnet
- soft magnet
- spiral magnet
- superconducting magnet
- temporary magnet
- trip magnet
- uniaxial magnet
- vertical magnetThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > magnet
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