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101 wave-front
n PHYS Wellenfront f -
102 wave generator
n PHYS Wellengenerator m -
103 wave interference error
n PHYS Welleninterferenzfehler mDictionary English-German Informatics > wave interference error
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104 wave motion
n PHYS Wellenbewegung f -
105 wave peak
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106 sine wave
nACOUST, ELEC, ELECTRON, PHYS, WAVE PHYS onda senoidal f, onda sinusoidal f -
107 Rayleigh wave
nOPT, PHYS, RAD PHYS, TELECOM, WAVE PHYS onda de Rayleigh f -
108 electromagnetic wave
nELEC, ELEC ENG, ELECTRON, PHYS, RAD PHYS,TELECOM, WAVE PHYS onda electromagnética f -
109 electromagnetic-wave equations
n plELEC, PHYS, RAD PHYS, WAVE PHYS ecuaciones de las ondas electromagnéticas f plEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > electromagnetic-wave equations
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110 gravitational wave
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111 radar wave
nPHYS, RAD PHYS, WAVE PHYS onda radárica f -
112 radio wave
nELEC, ELEC ENG, ELECTRON, GEOPHYS, PHYS, RADPHYS, TELECOM, WAVE PHYS onda de radio f, onda hertziana f, onda radioeléctrica f -
113 shock wave
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114 stationary wave
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115 surface acoustic wave
n (SAW)ACOUST, ELECTRON, PHYS, TELECOM, WAVE PHYS onda acústica de superficie fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > surface acoustic wave
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116 antisymmetric wave function
nPHYS, WAVE PHYS función de onda antisimétrica fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > antisymmetric wave function
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117 carrier wave
nPHYS, TV, WATER TRANSP, WAVE PHYS onda portadora f, onda transmisora f -
118 coherent wave
nPHYS, WAVE PHYS onda coherente f -
119 continuous wave
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120 continuous-wave laser
nELECTRON, PHYS, WAVE PHYS láser de onda continua mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > continuous-wave laser
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