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1 Visual Memory Unit
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > Visual Memory Unit
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2 visual
adj.visual.f.line of sight.* * *► adjetivo1 visual1 (línea) line of vision, line of sight* * *adj.* * *1.ADJ visual2. SF1) (=línea) line of sight2) * (=vistazo) look, glanceechar una visual — to take a look (a at)
* * *I IIfemenino line of sight o vision* * *= visual.Ex. The use of clear armoured glass walls gives excellent visual supervision in the Rare Book Room and in the Manuscript and Local History Reading Room.----* agudeza visual = visual acuity.* artes visuales, las = visual arts, the.* audio visual = AV (audio visual).* ayuda visual = visual aid.* campo visual = field of vision.* córtex visual = visual cortex.* corteza visual = visual cortex.* deficiencia visual = visual disability.* deficientes visuales, los = visually disabled, the, visually handicapped, the, visually impaired people (VIPs), visually challenged, the.* discapacitados visuales, los = visually impaired, the.* efecto visual = visual.* humor visual = slapstick.* impacto visual = visual impact.* medios visuales = visual media.* * *I IIfemenino line of sight o vision* * *= visual.Ex: The use of clear armoured glass walls gives excellent visual supervision in the Rare Book Room and in the Manuscript and Local History Reading Room.
* agudeza visual = visual acuity.* artes visuales, las = visual arts, the.* audio visual = AV (audio visual).* ayuda visual = visual aid.* campo visual = field of vision.* córtex visual = visual cortex.* corteza visual = visual cortex.* deficiencia visual = visual disability.* deficientes visuales, los = visually disabled, the, visually handicapped, the, visually impaired people (VIPs), visually challenged, the.* discapacitados visuales, los = visually impaired, the.* efecto visual = visual.* humor visual = slapstick.* impacto visual = visual impact.* medios visuales = visual media.* * *visualmemoria visual visual memoryline of sight o vision* * *
visual adjetivo
visual;
visual
I adjetivo visual
II sustantivo femenino line of sight
' visual' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
audiovisual
- campo
- ver
- vista
English:
unit
- VDU
- visual
- visual aids
- visual arts
- visual effects
- audio
- eye
- field
- line
- VDT
* * *♦ adjvisual♦ nfline of sight* * *I adj visualII f line of sight* * *visual adj: visual♦ visualmente adv* * *visual adj visual -
3 устройство
device
(агрегат, приспособление)
- автоматического поиска записи программы (магнитофона) — automatic program locate device (apld)
- автоматическое навигационное — automatic navigation device the dr computer is a part of the automatic navigation device.
- автоматическое навигационное(ану) — dead reckoning computer, dr computer (dr cmptr)
входные параметры: путевая скорость, угол сноса и карты, ивс, скорость и направление ветра для определения места ла. — in its traditional form the dr computer uses the ground and airspeed data, drift angle, wind speed and direction.
- автономное (автоматическое) навигационное (ану) — dead-reckoning computer, dr computer
- автостабилизирующее (вертолета) — automatic stabilization installation
- алфавитно (-буквенно) цифровое печатающее (ацпу) — alpha-numerical printer
-, антенносогласующее (асу) — antenna coupler
- арифметическое (ау) — arithmetic unit
-, арретирующее (арретир) — caging device
-, блокирующее (блокировочное, для отключения и удержания в нерабочем положении оборудования при нарушении его нормальной работы) — lockout /locking-out/ device used to shut down ал@ hold an equipment out of service on occurrence of abnormal conditions.
-, блокирующее — interlock
устройство, включаемое срабатыванием другого устройства, находящимся с первым в прямой взаимосвязи, для управления данного или связанного с ним устройств, — а device actuated by operation of some other device with which it is directly associated, to govern succeeding operations of the same or allied devices.
-, бортовое погрузочное (бпу) — (airborne) cargo handling device
специальная каретка со стропами, перемещающаяся пo потолочным рельсам в грузовой кабине. — cargo handling device carriage moving along rails in cargo compartment.
- ввода (в уст-ве ввода и индикации) — insertion device
- ввода/вывода (увв, для эвм) — input/output device (in-out device)
transfer of data between the program and input/output devices.
- ввода и индикации (уви инерциальной навигационной системы) — control display unit (c/du, cdu)
- вентилятора (гтд), реверсивное — fan reverser
-, весоизмерительное — balance (for weighing)
-, взлетно-посадочное (шасси) — landing gear
-, визуальное сигнальное (аварийной сигнализации) — visual warning device
- внутрисамолетной связи для техобслуживания — ground service interphone system, ground crew interphone system
-, входное (двиг.) — engine air inlet section
it is directly attached to the front flange of the engine.
- выдержки времени (реле) — time delay relay
-, выключающее (эл.) — tripping device
механическое или электромагнитное ус-во для размыкания аэс. — а mechanical or electromagnetic device used for opening (turning off) a circuit breaker.
-, выпрямительное (ву) — rectifier (rect)
-, выпрямительное (трансформаторное) (ву) — transformer rectifier unit (tru)
-, выхлопное (двиг.) — exhaust unit
-, выходное (двиг. в реактивном сопле за турбиной) — exhaust unit
-, вычислительное (ву) — computer (cmptr)
-,вычислительное(системы ссос) — gpws computer
-,вычислительное,директорное — steering computer command input signals are provided to the steering computer.
-, вычислительное, канала крена (системы сау) — roll computer
-, вычислительное, канала курса (сау) — yaw computer
-, вычислительное, канала тангажа (сау) — pitch computer
- горизонтирования (гироплатформы) — (platform) levelling unit /device/
-, девиационное (магнит. компаса) (рис.80) — compass compensator
-, декодирующее (дешифратор) — decoder
устройство для декодирования кодовых сигналов. — a device for decoding а series of coded signals.
-, демпфирующее — damper
- для воспроизведения записи с магнитной ленты — tape reproducer
- для выдачи бумажных полотенец — paper towel dispenser
- для выдачи бумажных салфеток для лица (напр., для удаления косметики) — facial tissue dispenser
- для выдачи бумажных стаканчиков — paper cup dispenser
- для выдачи гигиенических пакетов — motion sickness bag dispenser
- для выдачи гигиенических салфеток — sanitary napkin dispenser
- для выдачи роликовой туалетной бумаги — toilet tissue roll paper dispenser
- для записи речи — voice recorder
устройство для записи переговоров членов экипажа. — that portion of the system used to record crew member conversation.
- для контейнерной загрузки (ла) — unit load device (uld)
- для определения отношения давлений (тяги) двигателя, вычислительное — engine pressure ratio computer used to determine engine rating for all modes of operation.
- для предотвращений возникновения земного резонанса (вертолета) — ground resonance prevention device
- для тарировки высотомера (см. устройство, тарировочное) — altimeter calibrator
- для тарировки указателя воздушной скорости (см. устройство, тарировочное) — airspeed calibrator
- для увеличения подъемной силы — high-lift device
- для форсирования тяги — thrust augmentor
- для хранения и выдачи полотенец (в туалете) — towel dispenser
- для хранения и выдачи салфеток — napkin dispenser
-, дозирующее — metering device
-, дозирующее (насоса-регулятора двигателя) — throttle valve
-, долговременное запоминающее (дзу) (постоянной информации) — permanent data storage unit (pdsu)
-, загрузочное (в системе управления ла) — load feel unit
-, задерживающее посадочное — arrester gear
-, запальное — igniter
устройство, непосредственно служащее для зажигания топлива (горючей смеси) в камере сгорания. — a device used to ignite fuel/air mixture in combustion chamber.
-, запоминающее — storage /unit/, memory
-, запоминающее ("блок памяти") — data storage unit (dsu) used to store information.
-, запоминающее (блок памяти параметров полета) — flight data storage unit (fdsu)
-, запоминающее ("память" доплеровского измерителя путевой скорости и сноса) — doppler memory (unit)
в случае отсутствия подачи сигналов, запоминающее устройство фиксирует последние замеры путевой скорости и сноса ла для выдачи их на индикацию. — under conditions of signal loss, the ground speed and drift indication last measured will continue to be displayed indefinitely.
-, запорно-редуцирующее — shut-off/pressure reducing valve
-, защитное (в агрегате, системе) — protection /protective/ device
-, защитное (снаряжение) — protective device
защитные очки, маски, резиновые перчатки. — use protective devices, such as goggles, face masks, and rubber gloves.
- защитное, катапультного кресла — ejection seat guard
- защиты (эл. сети) — circuit protection device
- защиты (эл. цепи) от повыщенного (или пониженного) напряжения — overvoltage (or undervoltage) protection device
- защиты (эл. цепи) от пониженной (или повышенной) частоты — underfrequency (or overfrequency) protection device
- защиты (эл.) сети, повторного включения — resettable circuit protective /protection/ device
устройство должно размыкать цепь независимо от положения органов управления (выключателей, переключателей) при перегрузке и неисправности данной цепи. — each resettable circuit protective device must be designed so that, when an overload or circuit fault exists, it will open the circuit regardless of the position of the operating control.
-, звуковое сигнальное (аварийной сигнализации) — audio warning device
-, имитирующие — simulator
устройство, имитирующее систему или явление. — а device which represents а system ог phenomenon.
- индикации выставки (навигационной системы) — align display unit (adu) panel set mode selector of the adu panel to trim lat, trim long, align nav.
- индикации и сигнализации углов атаки и перегрузок — angle-of-attack and acceleration indicating/warding system
-, инициирующее (вызывающее срабатывание пиромеханизмов) — initiator
- и работа (раздел ртэ) — construction and operation
-, кодирующее (шифратор) — coder
-, коммутационное — switching device, switch gear
электрическое или механическое устройство, служащее дпя включения и/или выключения цепи (системы), — any device or mechanism, either electrical or mechanical, which can place another device or circuit in an operating or nonoperating state.
-, коммутационное (соединительная или распределительная коробка) — junction box (jb)
-, коммутирующее (ук, плата для размещения радиоэлементов напр., диодов, резисторов и т.п.) — circuit board
- контроля — monitor
-, контрольно-записывающее (типа кз для регистрации высоты, скорости, перегрузки) — altitude, airspeed and acceleration recorder, height-velocity-g recorder (hvg rcdr)
-, коррекционное (гироскопического прибора) — erection mechanism
-, ламельное (для приведения штока рулевого агрегата автопилота при выключенных режимах) — switching (contact) device
-, лекальное (коррекционного механизма) — cam strip
-, множительное (ум) — multiplier
-, моделирующее — simulator
-, монтажное (амортизированная рама, платформа) — shockmount
-, наборное (частоты арм) — band selector switch
-, навигационно-вычислительное (нву, навигационный координатор) состав: пу, задатчики зпу и угла карты, планшет, задатчик ветра. — dead-reckoning navigation system (drns) system incorporates: control panel, dtk and chart angle selectors, roller map and wind selector.
-, навигационное вычислительнoe (доплеровского оборудования) (рис.82) — (doppler) navigation computer the doppler navigator provides outputs of velocity along and across heading to a navigation computer.
-, навигационное вычислительное, цифроаналоговое — navigation analog-digital computer
- навигационное, координаторное (типа ану, нву) — dead reckoning navigation system (drns)
- натяга (ножного) привязного ремня (на катапультном кресле) — (lap) strap /belt/ retractor
-, обеспечивающее плавучесть сухопутного самолета при аварийной посадке на воду. — flotation gear an emergency gear attached to а landplane to permit alighting on the water, and to provide buoyancy when resting on the surface of the water.
- обмена — exchange device
-, оперативное запоминающее (озу) (переменной информации) — random-access memory (ram), working (data) storage unit (wdsu)
- определения аэродинамических поправок (к показаниям указателя скорости, высотомеров) (уоап) — position error correction (determination) device
-, осветительное (лампа) — light
- пеленгаторное — direction finder
- первого каскада компрессоpa, входное — lp compressor air inlet section
-, переходное (переходник) — adapter
-, переходное (наружной подвески - для крепления к пилону) — store adapter shoe
-, переходное (соединяющее двигатель с удлинительной трубой или трубу с соплом) — transition section
-, погрузочно-разгрузочное — cargo handling device
-, подпорное (в гидравлической системе) — intensifier
- полупроводниковое.-, постоянное запоминяющее (пзу) — semiconductor device read-only memory (rom), permanent storage unit
computer storage device which retains the stored data indefinitely.
-, постоянное запоминающее (внешнее) — permanent storage (unit)
- предотвращающее перекладку рычага управления шасси в убранное положение на земле — landing gear control lever antiretraction device
-, предохранительное — safety device
-, предохранительное (напр., колпачок на выключателе) — guard check switch guard down and safetied.
- предупредительной тряски штурвала при приближении к критическому углу атаки — stick shaker turn off stall warn switch if alpha off light is illuminated to prevent stick shaker action resulting from a false stall warning due to alpha probe icing.
-, преобразующее (в системе мсрп) — converter
- приемопеленгаторное — direction-finder receiver
-, приемопеленгаторное (арк) — direction finder
-, программное (временное) — timer
-, противообледенительное — anti-icer, de-icer
-, противообледенительное воздушно-тепловое — hot air anti-icer
-, противоюзовое — anti-skid device
-, пусковое (pc или cc) — missile launcher
-, пылезащитное (пзу, на воздухозаборник двигателя вертолета) — dust protection device (dust prot)
-, развязывающее (эл.) — decoupler
-, раздаточное (см. устройство для выдачи) — dispenser
-, распределительное — distributor
-, распределительное (эл. сети) — distribution panel (р)
-, распределительное (распределительная коробка зл. сети) — junction box (jb)
-, распределительное (панель азс) (напр. ру25) — circuit breaker panel, св panel, (св pnl, р) (р25)
- распределительное (эл. шина) — bus
-, распределительное (положение переключателя ру (шин), напр. ру1,ру2 и т.д.) — bus (1, 2) the bus selector switch is set in bus 1 position.
-, распределительное (ру, распределительная шина) (рис.91) — distribution bus
шина, запитываемая от питательной магистрали для дальнейшего распределения электропитания по фидерам и цепям. — а conductor connected to the (supply) mains from which electric power is taken to circuits and/or feeders.
-, распределительное переменного тока (панель азс) — ac power circuit breaker panel
-, распределительное постоянного тока (панель азс) — dc power circuit breaker panel
-, распределительное хвостового (хру) (панель азс) — tail circuit breaker panel
-, распределительное центральное (цру, панель азс) — main circuit breaker panel, main св panel
-, распределительное центральное (цру, коробка) — main junction box (mjb)
-, распределительное, центральное (цру, шина) — main distribution bus
-, реверсивное (двигателя) — thrust reverser
устройство для изменения направления тяги двигателя на обратно (рис.53). — a device for redirecting the engine exhaust to an opposite direction.
-, реверсивное, включено — thrust reverser deployed (reverser dplyd, rvsr dpld)
при включенном ру продолжать полет на пониженной скорости. — if reverser is deployed, continue (flying) at reduced speed.
-, реверсивное выключено — thrust reverser stowed (reverser stwd, rvsr stwd)
при невозможности выключения ру необходимо как можно скорее совершить посадку. — if reverser cannot be stowed, land as soon as practical.
-, реверсивно-тормозное (рту) комбинация створок реверса тяги и тормозных щитков. — thrust/air brakes
- реверсирования тяги, основное — primary thrust reverser
- регистрации, бортовое — (flight data) recorder
- регистрации звуковой информации в кабине экипажа — cockpit voice recorder (cvr)
- регистрации высоты прибop для записи (изменений) высоты по времени полета. — altitude /height/ recorder an instrument by which variation in height is recorded against time.
-, регулировочное — adjusting device, adjuster
-, рулежно-демпфирующее (передней опоры шасси) — nosewheel steering/damping control valve (and follow-up assembly)
- самоконтроля (встроенное) — (built-in, integral) self-test feature
-, самолетное громкоговорящее (сгу) — passenger /public/ address system (pa)
сгу предназначено для оповещения пассажиров через громкоговорители. — used to make voice announcements to the passengers over cabin loud speakers.
-, самолетное переговорное (спу) — interphone system int, intph, intercommunication system (ics, intcom)
оборудование, обеспечивающее связь между членами экипажа внутри самолета и с техническим персоналом на земле. — that portion of the system which is used by flight and ground personnel to communicate between areas on the aircraft.
-, самолетное переговорное вспомогательное для связи с бортпроводниками и наземным обслуживающим персоналом. — service interphone system
- самолетное переговорное громкоговорящее (спгу = сгу + спу) — interphone /intercom/ and passenger /public/ address system (int/pa)
для связи между членами экипажа и обращения к пассажирам через громкоговорители. — used by the crew members to communicate, and to address the passengers over cabin loud speakers.
- сброса (показаний прибора) — (instrument reading) reset knob
-, светотехническое (арматура) — light
- связи (в ацбс) — coupler, coupling device
-, сигнальное (для подачи сигнала бедствия в случае аварийной посадки) — long-range signaling device
- смотровое, оптическое — optical viewer
наблюдение за механическим указателем положения шасси осуществляется посредством смотрового оптического устройства. — the nose gear (mechanical) indicators can be seen through an optical viewer in aft bulkhead.
-, согласующее (системы регистрации параметров полета) — signal conditioning unit
-, сопрягающее/сопряжения / (блоков, систем) — interface
-, сравнивающее (блок сравнения данных) — comparator
ус-тва и цепь для сравнения информации, поступающей из двух источников. — a device (in computer operations) or circuit for comparing information from two sources.
-, стопорное (арретирующее) — caging device
-, стопорное (фиксатор) — lock, latch
- счисления пути, вычислительное — dead-reckoning computer dr computer outputs are latitude and longitude.
-, тарировочное (калибратор) — calibrator
- тарировочное (высотомера) — altimeter calibrator
устройство для определения инструментальной погрешности высотомера. — an apparatus for measuring the instrument errors of an altimeter.
-, тарировочное (указателя воздушной скорости) — airspeed calibrator an apparatus for measuring the instrument errors of an airspeed indicator.
-, термокомпенсационное (напр., трубопровода) — thermal compensator
-, тормозное (тормоз) — brake
-, тормозное (специальное) к спец. тормозным устройствам относятся: устройства реверсирования тяги, возд. тормоза, спойлеры, реверсивные возд. винты. — deceleration device special deceleration (or retardation) devices include thrust reversers, air brakes, spoilers, ground fine and reverse pitch propellers.
-, трансформаторно-выпрямительное (ву) — transformer-rectifier unit (tr, t/r, tru, xfmr-rect)
- управляющее вычислительное (системы автоматического управления ла) — steering computer
- усилительно-выпрямительное (уву) — transformer rectifier unit (tru)
-, форсажное (форсажная камера) — afterburner
-, форсажное (пд) — augmentor
выхлопная система пд включает форсажное устройство. — exhaust system for reciproсating engines includes augmentors.
-, фронтовое, двигателя (между двигателем и удлинительной трубой) — jet pipe transition section
-, фронтовое, реактивного сопла (между удлинительной трубой и pc) — jet /propelling/ nozzle transition section
-, центральное распределительное (панель) — main distribution panel
-, центральное, распределительное (цру, коробка эл. сети) — main junction box (mjb)
-, центральное распределительное (цру, шина) — main distribution bus
шина между источником питания и распределительными шинами (рис.91). — a conductor connected between а generating source and distribution busses.
-, центральное, распределительное (центральный распределительный энергоузел) — main distribution center wires extending from а generator bus to the main distribution center.
-, цифровое вычислительное — digital computer
вычислительное ус-во обрабатывающее и выдающее информацию в цифровой форме. — a computer which operates with information represented in а digital form.
- часового типа (таймер) — timer, clockwork timing device
-, электромагнитное стопорное (рулевого агрегата автопилота) — solenoid brake
-, электромеханическое — electromechanical device
гироскоп является точным электромеханическим устройством. — a gyroscope is а delicate electromechanical device.
выполнять свою функцию (о защитном у.) — serve its purpose
срабатывать (о защитном у.) — operate, become actuated, come into actionРусско-английский сборник авиационно-технических терминов > устройство
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visuel, -elle [vizyεl]1. adjective2. masculine noun* * *
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- elle vizɥɛl adjectif visual
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nom masculin, féminin person with a strong visual sense* * *vizɥɛl visuel, -le1. adj2. nm1) [film, texte] visuals pl2) [marque, publicité] logo3) INFORMATIQUE visual display unit, VDU* * *A adj ( tous contextes) visual; organes visuels visual organs; avoir une bonne mémoire visuelle to have a good visual memory.B nm,f person with a strong visual sense; c'est un visuel he has a strong visual sense.C nm1 Ordinat visual display unit, VDU;[mémoire, support] visual————————nom masculin -
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1.arrangement 2.device 3.systemустройство выводаoutput unitустройство для визуальных измеренийvisual measuring deviceустройство, контролирующее движение телескопа по звездеstar monitorустройство, контролирующее качество звездных изображенийstellar-seeing monitorустройство для контроля качества астрономических изображенийseeing monitorустройство контроля яркости небаsky monitorантенное устройствоantenna systemвидеоконтрольное устройствоviewing monitorвычислительное устройствоprocessing unitзапоминающее устройствоmemory unitизмерительное устройствоmeasurement unitконтрольное устройство1.control unit 2.monitorпередающее телевизионное устройствоpicture (pickup) deviceполярное устройство для исследования качества астрономических изображенийPolaris seeing monitorприемное устройствоreceiver systemпрограммирующее устройствоprogramming unitрегистрирующее устройство1.recorder 2.recording systemфокусирующее устройство1.focusing device 2.focus mechanism -
6 индикатор
indicator
- (устройство ввода и индикации, уви) — data display
ввод (на наборном пуи сист. омега) — nons enter display
-, верхний (уви) — upper data display (of c/du)
- вибрации двигателя — engine vibration indicator (eng vib ind)
- висения и малых скоростей — hovering and low-speed indic ato r
- влажности — humidity indicator
- влажности, cипикагелевый — silica gel humidity indicator
- (радио) дальномера (рис. 69) — dме indicator
- дистанционного авиагоризонта агд — attitude indicator /display/
в качестве индикатора служат шкалы крена и тангажа прибора кип.
- запаса кислорода — oxygen quantity indicator (oxygen qty)
- кислорода (ик) — oxygen flow indicator
- кислорода, шариковый — ball oxygen flow indicator
- кругового обзора (ико) — plan position indicator (pp)
иko (катодно-лучевой экран) спужит дпя плановой индикации, местоположения объектов отражающих радиолокационные сигналы. — plan position indicator is cathoderay tube display indigating in plan the positions of radar echo producing objects.
- крутящего момента (икм) — torquemeter indicator
- курсовых углов — bearing indicator
the indicator displays the bearing on a dial calibrated on 5° intervals.
- курсовых углов (ику,cистемы "kypc-mп и apk) (рис. 69) — radio magnetic indicator (rmi), (adf) bearing and heading indicator (bhi)
- курсовых углов, основной дублирующий — alternative main bearing indicater
- курсовых углов со счетчиком дальности — bearing, distance and heading indicator (bdhi)
-,левый (на пуи или уви) — left (-hand) data display
-,моторный, трехстрелочный — three-pointer engine gage unit
- навигационной обстановки (автоматический навигационный планшет) — moving map ground position indicator /display/. shows the aircraft position and heading at all times during a flight.
- навигационной обстановки (с проекцией на просвет 35 мм пленки) — map display unit (with display provided by back projection of 35 mm film image)
-, навигационный (ни) — ground-position indicator
прибор для автоматической индикации местоположения ла, определенного методом счисления пути с учетом заданных скорости и направления ветра. — an instrument which determines and displays automatically the dead-reckoning position of an aircraft, gonerally from а combination of air position and preset wind data.
- нагрузки (амперметр) nepеменного (постоянного) тока — ас (dc) loadmeter
- неисправности — trouble-location indicator
-, нижний (на пуи или уви0 — lower data displayо
- номеров ппм (участка пути) — waypoint number display, wpt display
-, нулевой (нуль-индикатор автопилота) — trim indicator
- оповещения экипажа (о возможности столкновения в воздухе) — pilot (collision) warning indicator (pwi)
-, основной — main indicator
-, основной дублирующий — alternative main indicator
shows which wpt coordinates are displayed on lh and rh displays.
- оставшегося пути и отклонения от пинии пути (рис. 82) — along/across track display indicater /unit/ (to display distance to go and across track displacement)
- от/на (на наборном попе пуи сист. омега) — fr-to (waypoint) display
- отсчета курсов, неподвижный (индекс курса) — lubber line
- ошибок контрольных сумм памяти вычислителя — memory checksum error annunciator
- полного (правильного) соединения эп. разъема, визуальный — visual (connector) full engagement indicator
- перегрузок (ип, акселерометр) — accelerometer
- положения выключателя, световой (щелевого подсвета) — flowbar. with switch set on the switch flowbar is illuminated.
- потребляемого тока — loadmeter
-, правый (пуи или уви) — right (-hand) data display
- признака готовности (системы) — (system) operational status indicator
- проекционно-совмещенный (директорный) — superimpose-projection indicator
-, профильный — vertical-scale indicator
-, радиолокационный (рис. 69) — radar indicator
-, радиомагнитный (рми) указатель курса и пеленгов радиостанций (рис. 69). — radiomagnetic indicator (rmi) an instrument which exhibits both the heading of an aircraft and its bearing to and from an omnirange station.
- разряда огнетушителя — fire-extinguisher discharge indicator
- разряда огнетушителя, мембранный — fire-extinguisher discharge bursting disc indicator
- расстояния до пункта назначения и отклонения от курса — along/across track display indicator /unit/
-, рычажный (измерительный инструмент) — orthotest gauge /gage/
- с вертикальной шкалой (профильный) — vertical scale indicator
- самолетного дальномера (исд-1) — dme indicator
- самолетной дальности — dme indicator
- саморазряда огнетушителя — fire-extinguisher discharge indicator
- саморазряда огнетушителя, вызванного температурным расширением заряда — fire-extinguisher thermal relief indicator
- саморазряда огнетушителя, мембранный — fire-extinguisher discharge bursting disc indicator
- сигнализации состояния системы ("омега") индикатор имеет 5 сигнапьных табло для указания состояния элементов системы, которые могут повлиять на точность работы навигационной системы. — status indicator the indicator has 5 annunciator lights which illuminate to call attention to equipment conditions which may affect navigation accuracy.
- системы топливомерно-расходомерной (истр) — fuel quantity-flow indicator
- согласования гпк и ид (в режиме магнитной коррекции) — alignment sync indicator indicates sync condition of gyro and flux valve (in mag mode).
- состояния cma- (771) (сист. омега) — ons status annunciators. positions:
sys - system failure warning lamp
dr - dead reckoning mode
amb - position ambiguity or memory checksum error
syn - omega synchronization status
vlf - very low frequency relative mode of operation.
- топпивомерно-расходной системы (истр) — fuel quantity - flow indicator
-, трехстрелочный — three-pointer indicator
-, трехстрелочный моторный (рис. 69) — three-pointer engine gage unit
- тяги (двигателя) — thrust indicator
гтд не имеет прибора, показывающего собственно тягу, тяга двигателя может быть определена no степени повышения давления в двигателе. — there is no engine instrument which indicates engine thrust directly but thrust can be determined using combined indications of altitude, mach number and epr.
- тяги (указатель отношения давлений, уод) (рис. 69) — epr indicator, engine pressure ratio indicator
- усилий (нуль-индикатор показывает величину и направление усилий на рм ап) — trim indicator displays when servo force is applied to control surface.
- участка маршрута (на пуи сист. омега) — from/to waypoint display, fr то display
displays from waypoint number and to waypoint number of leg being navigated.
-, цифровой (общ. термин) — digital /numeric/ display
-, цифровой — digital indicator (di)
-, цифровой (на пуи системы омега) — numerical) display /readout/
-, цифровой (левый, правый, на лун сист. омега) — (left-, right-hand) numerical) display
-, цифровой, сдвоенный (показывающий расстояние до пункта и путевую скорость) — dual digital indicator (ddi) (to display distance to go and ground speed)
- часового типа (для замера биений поверхности) (рис. 154) — dial test indicator (d.t.l.)
-, электрический, моторный, трехстрепочный (эми-зр) — three-pointer engine gauge unit
-, электронно-лучевой пилотожный — electronic flight instrument display (efid)
на и. (указателе) — (read) on indicator
на и. (табло) — in the display
высвечиваться на и. (напр. 2-х цифровое значение этапа готовности) — data display shows (2-digit status number)Русско-английский сборник авиационно-технических терминов > индикатор
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