nanosecond in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for nanosecond in the English»Spanish Dictionary

nanosecond [Am ˈnænoʊˌsɛkənd, Brit ˈnanə(ʊ)sɛkənd] N

nanosecond

nanosegundo m

Translations for nanosecond in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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nanosecond in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for nanosecond in the English»Spanish Dictionary

nanosecond [ˈnɑ:nəʊˈsekənd, Am -oʊˌ-] N

nanosecond

nanosegundo m

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In electronic devices, the probability of such an undecided state lasting longer than a few nanoseconds, while always possible, is infinitesimal.

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The pulse has magnitude in the range of hundred or more kilovolts and duration of about 50-150 nanoseconds.

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This resistive non-superconducting section then leads to a detectable voltage pulse of a duration of about 1 nanosecond.

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Memory cycle time was reduced to 750 nanoseconds.

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If classified by pulse duration, the company manufactures nanosecond and picosecond lasers.

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This beam provided proton pulses of 3 nanoseconds each with up to 524 nanosecond gaps.

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However, the actual subtraction value amounted to only 985.6 nanoseconds, corresponding to an arrival time 57.8 nanoseconds earlier than expected.

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S, with a half-life shorter than 200 nanoseconds.

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This comparison indicated neutrinos had arrived at the detector 57.8 nanoseconds faster than if they had been traveling at the speed of light in vacuum.

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The obtained pulse is called a chirped pulse as its frequency is changing with time, and it is typically a few nanoseconds long.

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