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81 pulse width
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82 pulse-accelerator
nELECTRON, RAD PHYS acelerador por pulsos m -
83 pulse-amplitude modulation network
English-Spanish technical dictionary > pulse-amplitude modulation network
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84 pulse-code modulation
English-Spanish technical dictionary > pulse-code modulation
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85 pulse-counting technique
nTELECOM técnica de recuento de impulsos fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > pulse-counting technique
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86 pulse-distribution amplifier unit
English-Spanish technical dictionary > pulse-distribution amplifier unit
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87 pulse-duration modulation
English-Spanish technical dictionary > pulse-duration modulation
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88 pulse-interval modulation
nTV intervalo de modulación de pulsos m, modulación de pulsos en intervalo fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > pulse-interval modulation
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89 pulse-modulated
adjELECTRON impulso modulado -
90 pulse-phase modulation
nELECTRON modulación de fase de impulso fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > pulse-phase modulation
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91 pulse-position modulation
English-Spanish technical dictionary > pulse-position modulation
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92 pulse-rate factor
nTV factor de frecuencia de pulsos m -
93 pulse-repetition frequency
n (PRF)COMP&DP, ELECTRON, PHYS, TELECOM frecuencia de repetición de impulsos fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > pulse-repetition frequency
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94 pulse-repetition interval
nELECTRON intervalo de repetición de impulsos mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > pulse-repetition interval
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95 pulse-repetition period
nELECTRON período de repetición de impulsos mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > pulse-repetition period
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96 pulse-repetition rate
English-Spanish technical dictionary > pulse-repetition rate
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97 pulse-time modulation
nELECTRON modulación de la duración del impulso fTELECOM modulación de impulsos en posición f, modulación por impulsos de duración variable fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > pulse-time modulation
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98 pulse-width modulation
n (PWM)ELECTRON modulación de la magnitud del impulso f (PWM), SPACE modulación de la anchura del impulso f (PWM)English-Spanish technical dictionary > pulse-width modulation
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99 pulse counters
contadores de pulsosEnglish-Spanish dictionary of astronomy terms > pulse counters
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100 pulse counting
recuento de pulsosEnglish-Spanish dictionary of astronomy terms > pulse counting
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