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1 supported foil electrode
image-forming electrode — электрод, формирующий изображение
English-Russian big medical dictionary > supported foil electrode
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2 supported foil electrode
Медицина: электрод из фольги на подложкеУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > supported foil electrode
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3 foil
1. фольга; фольгировать, покрывать фольгой2. очувствлённая ацетатная плёнкаaluminum foil — алюминиевая фольга, альфоль
base assembly foil — монтажная основа; монтажный лист
carrier foil — монтажная основа; монтажный лист
corona treated foil — плёнка, обработанная коронным разрядом
montage foil — монтажная основа; монтажный лист
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4 electrode
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > electrode
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5 bronze foil
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6 drawing foil
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7 gold foil
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8 lined foil
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9 printing foil
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10 stamping foil
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11 unlined foil
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12 annular electrode
image-forming electrode — электрод, формирующий изображение
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13 ball electrode
image-forming electrode — электрод, формирующий изображение
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14 bipolar nasal electrode
image-forming electrode — электрод, формирующий изображение
English-Russian big medical dictionary > bipolar nasal electrode
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15 chest electrode
image-forming electrode — электрод, формирующий изображение
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16 chromium steel electrode
image-forming electrode — электрод, формирующий изображение
English-Russian big medical dictionary > chromium steel electrode
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17 disk electrode
image-forming electrode — электрод, формирующий изображение
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18 dispersing electrode
image-forming electrode — электрод, формирующий изображение
English-Russian big medical dictionary > dispersing electrode
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19 gelose electrode
image-forming electrode — электрод, формирующий изображение
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20 grounding electrode
image-forming electrode — электрод, формирующий изображение
English-Russian big medical dictionary > grounding electrode
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