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пространственно однородный разряд
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[Я.Н.Лугинский, М.С.Фези-Жилинская, Ю.С.Кабиров. Англо-русский словарь по электротехнике и электроэнергетике, Москва, 1999 г.]Тематики
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > spatially uniform discharge
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English-Russian electronics dictionary > spatially uniform discharge
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Англо-русский словарь по электроэнергетике > spatially uniform discharge
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1) разряд2) разряд(ка) || разряжать3) рассасывание заряда || рассасываться ( о заряде)•- ac-excited discharge
- alternating discharge
- aperiodic discharge
- arc discharge
- assisted discharge
- auxiliary discharge
- avalanche discharge
- back discharge
- beam-plasma discharge
- brush discharge
- bunch discharge
- brushing discharge
- cathode glow discharge
- cold-cathode discharge
- condensed discharge
- condenser discharge
- conductive discharge
- constricted discharge
- continuous discharge
- convection discharge
- convective discharge
- corona discharge
- creeping discharge
- crossed-field gas discharge
- current discharge
- dark discharge
- deadbeat discharge
- de-excited discharge
- developing discharge
- disruptive discharge
- double transverse discharge
- dynamic discharge
- electrical discharge
- electrode discharge
- electrodeless discharge
- electron discharge
- electron-beam produced discharge
- electrom-beam sustained discharge
- electron oscillation discharge
- electrostatic discharge
- equilibrium discharge
- exponential discharge
- fast discharge
- filamentary discharge
- first Townsend discharge
- flare discharge
- gas discharge
- gaseous discharge
- globular discharge
- glow discharge
- helium-neon discharge
- high-current discharge
- high-energy electrical discharge
- high-frequency discharge
- high-pressure discharge
- hollow-cathode discharge
- hydrogen discharge
- ignitor discharge
- impulsing discharge
- laminar discharge
- laminated discharge
- laser discharge
- lasing discharge
- lateral discharge
- leakage discharge
- lightning discharge
- linear discharge
- linear pinch discharge
- low-current discharge
- low-pressure discharge
- marginal discharge
- mercury-vapor discharge
- microwave discharge
- moving microwave discharge
- non-self-maintained discharge
- non-self-sustained discharge
- normal glow discharge
- optical discharge
- oscillatory discharge
- oxygen discharge
- Penning discharge
- Penning gas discharge
- Penning ion-gage discharge
- photoinitiated discharge
- PIG discharge
- PIG-type discharge
- pinch discharge
- pinch-effect discharge
- plasma discharge
- point discharge
- point-to-plane discharge
- positive column discharge
- preionization discharge
- preionized discharge
- pulsed discharge
- residual discharge
- ring discharge
- screw discharge
- second Townsend discharge
- self-maintained discharge
- self-sustained discharge
- semi-self-maintained discharge
- short electric discharge
- silent discharge
- slow discharge
- small bore electric discharge
- space discharge
- spark discharge
- spatially uniform discharge
- spontaneous discharge
- spray discharge
- static discharge
- storm discharge
- striated discharge
- subnormal discharge
- surface discharge
- thermionic discharge
- theta-pinch discharge
- thin-sheet discharge
- torch discharge
- toroidal discharge
- Townsend discharge
- unassisted discharge
- unstable discharge
- vaccum discharge
- xerographic discharge
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1) разряд2) разряд(ка) || разряжать3) рассасывание заряда || рассасываться ( о заряде)•- ac-excited discharge
- alternating discharge
- aperiodic discharge
- arc discharge
- assisted discharge
- auxiliary discharge
- avalanche discharge
- back discharge
- beam-plasma discharge
- brush discharge
- brushing bunch discharge
- brushing discharge
- bunch bunch discharge
- cathode glow discharge
- cold-cathode discharge
- condensed discharge
- condenser discharge
- conductive discharge
- constricted discharge
- continuous discharge
- convection discharge
- convective discharge
- corona discharge
- creeping discharge
- crossed-field gas discharge
- current discharge
- dark discharge
- deadbeat discharge
- de-excited discharge
- developing discharge
- disruptive discharge
- double transverse discharge
- dynamic discharge
- electrical discharge
- electrode discharge
- electrodeless discharge
- electron discharge
- electron oscillation discharge
- electron-beam produced discharge
- electron-beam sustained discharge
- electrostatic discharge
- equilibrium discharge
- exponential discharge
- fast discharge
- filamentary discharge
- first Townsend discharge
- flare discharge
- gas discharge
- gaseous discharge
- globular discharge
- glow discharge
- helium-neon discharge
- high-current discharge
- high-energy electrical discharge
- high-frequency discharge
- high-pressure discharge
- hollow-cathode discharge
- hydrogen discharge
- ignitor discharge
- impulsing discharge
- laminar discharge
- laminated discharge
- laser discharge
- lasing discharge
- lateral discharge
- leakage discharge
- lightning discharge
- linear discharge
- linear pinch discharge
- low-current discharge
- low-pressure discharge
- marginal discharge
- mercury-vapor discharge
- microwave discharge
- moving microwave discharge
- non-self-maintained discharge
- non-self-sustained discharge
- normal glow discharge
- optical discharge
- oscillatory discharge
- oxygen discharge
- Penning discharge
- Penning gas discharge
- Penning ion-gage discharge
- photoinitiated discharge
- PIG discharge
- PIG-type discharge
- pinch discharge
- pinch-effect discharge
- plasma discharge
- point discharge
- point-to-plane discharge
- positive column discharge
- preionization discharge
- preionized discharge
- pulsed discharge
- residual discharge
- ring discharge
- screw discharge
- second Townsend discharge
- self-maintained discharge
- self-sustained discharge
- semi-self-maintained discharge
- short electric discharge
- silent discharge
- slow discharge
- small bore electric discharge
- space discharge
- spark discharge
- spatially uniform discharge
- spontaneous discharge
- spray discharge
- static discharge
- storm discharge
- striated discharge
- subnormal discharge
- surface discharge
- thermionic discharge
- theta-pinch discharge
- thin-sheet discharge
- torch discharge
- toroidal discharge
- Townsend discharge
- unassisted discharge
- unstable discharge
- vaccum discharge
- xerographic discharge
- zet-pinch dischargeThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > discharge
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Русско-английский словарь по электронике > пространственно однородный разряд
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Русско-английский словарь по радиоэлектронике > пространственно однородный разряд
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пространственно однородный разряд
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[Я.Н.Лугинский, М.С.Фези-Жилинская, Ю.С.Кабиров. Англо-русский словарь по электротехнике и электроэнергетике, Москва, 1999 г.]Тематики
- электротехника, основные понятия
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Русско-английский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > пространственно однородный разряд
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Electronics: spatially uniform dischargeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > пространственно однородный разряд
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