amplitude of a recorded velocity
- amplitude of a recorded velocity
- амплитуда колебательной скорости механической записи
амплитуда колебательной скорости механической записи
Произведение амплитуды смещения канавки записи на угловую частоту записанного сигнала, характеризующее амплитудное значение уровня механической записи.
[ГОСТ 13699-91]
Тематики
- запись и воспроизведение информации
EN
- amplitude of a recorded velocity
DE
- Amplitude der Aufzeichnungsgeschwindigkeit Schnelle
FR
- amplitude de vélocité du signal enregistre
Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии.
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