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Definition
Synonym
Spannungsverlust
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Spannungsverlust
m
electr.
loss of potential; loss of voltage
Spannungsabfall
m
,
Spannungsverlust
m
electr.
Spannungsabfälle
pl
,
Spannungsverlust
e
pl
voltage drop
voltage drops
Einbuße
f
; Verlust
m
(Verlorengehen)
electr.
phys.
techn.
Einbußen
pl
; Verluste
pl
Qualitätseinbuße
f
Genauigkeitseinbuße
f
Spannungsverlust
m
electr.
loss
losses
loss of quality
loss of accuracy
loss of potential
Spannungsabfall
m
; Abfall der Spannung;
Spannungsverlust
m
electr.
kurzer Spannungsabfall
induktiver Spannungsabfall
Spannungsabfall infolge Ãœbergangswiderstand
Spannungsabfall in einem Verbraucher
Spannungsabfall bei Selbstentladung Entladung (Akku)
fall of potiential; potential drop; drop of voltage; voltage drop
glitch
inductive drop; reactance drop
contact drop
voltage across a consumer
time fall (accumulator)
Spannungsabfall
m
; Abfall der Spannung;
Spannungsverlust
m
electr.
Spannungsabfälle
pl
;
Spannungsverlust
e
pl
kurzer Spannungsabfall
induktiver Spannungsabfall
Spannungsabfall infolge Ãœbergangswiderstand
Spannungsabfall in einem Verbraucher
Spannungsabfall bei Selbstentladung Entladung (Akku)
fall of potential; potential drop; drop of voltage; voltage drop
falls of potential; potential drops; drops of voltage; voltage drops
glitch
inductive drop; reactance drop
contact drop
voltage across a consumer
time fall (accumulator)
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Englische
loss of potential; loss of voltage Synonyme
loss
ablation
annihilation
attrition
bankruptcy
bereavement
breakage
breakdown
collapse
confusion
consumption
corrosion
crack-up
crippling
damage
death
decrement
defeat
deliquescence
demise
denial
depletion
deprivation
deprivement
destruction
detriment
devastation
dilapidation
diminution
disablement
disadvantage
disappearance
disappointment
dispossession
disrepair
dissipation
dissolution
divestment
downfall
drawback
drubbing
dying
encroachment
erosion
exhaustion
extermination
extinction
failure
forfeit
forfeiture
handicap
harm
havoc
hobbling
hurt
hurting
impairment
impoverishment
incapacitation
infringement
injury
inroad
liability
losing
losings
loss
of ground
loss
es
maiming
mayhem
mischief
mislaying
misplacement
misplacing
mutilation
passing
prejudice
privation
reduction
ruin
ruination
ruinousness
sabotage
sacrifice
scathe
shrinkage
sickening
spoiling
squandering
step backward
trouncing
wastage
waste
wasting
weakening
wear and tear
Spannungsverlust Definition
Loss
(
v.
t.)
The
act
of
losing
Loss
(
v.
t.)
The
state
of
losing
or
having
lost
Loss
(
v.
t.)
That
which
is
lost
or
from
which
one
has
parted
Loss
(
v.
t.)
The
state
of
being
lost
or
destroyed
Loss
(
v.
t.)
Failure
to
gain
or
win
Loss
(
v.
t.)
Failure
to
use
advantageously
Loss
(
v.
t.)
Killed,
wounded,
and
captured
persons,
or
captured
property.
Loss
(
v.
t.)
Destruction
or
diminution
of
value,
if
brought
about
in
a
manner
provided
for
in
the
insurance
contract
(as
destruction
by
fire
or
wreck,
damage
by
water
or
smoke),
or
the
death
or
injury
of
an
insured
person
Potential
(
a.
)
Being
potent
Potential
(
a.
)
Existing
in
possibility,
not
in
actuality.
Potential
(
n.
)
Anything
that
may
be
possible
Potential
(
n.
)
In
the
theory
of
gravitation,
or
of
other
forces
acting
in
space,
a
function
of
the
rectangular
coordinates
which
determine
the
position
of
a
point,
such
that
its
differential
coefficients
with
respect
to
the
coordinates
are
equal
to
the
components
of
the
force
at
the
point
considered
Potential
(
n.
)
The
energy
of
an
electrical
charge
measured
by
its
power
to
do
work
Voltage
(
n.
)
Electric
potential
or
potential
difference,
expressed
in
volts.
loss of potential; loss of voltage Bedeutung
loss
the
act
of
losing
someone
or
something,
everyone
expected
him
to
win
so
his
loss
was
a
shock
Cockcroft
and
Walton
accelerator
Cockcroft-Walton
accelerator
Cockcroft
and
Walton
voltage
multiplier
Cockcroft-Walton
voltage
multiplier
a
high-voltage
machine
in
which
rectifiers
charge
capacitors
that
discharge
and
drive
charged
particles
through
an
accelerating
tube
drawing
card
loss
leader
leader
a
featured
article
of
merchandise
sold
at
a
loss
in
order
to
draw
customers
potential
divider
voltage
divider
resistors
connected
in
series
across
a
voltage
source,
used
to
obtain
a
desired
fraction
of
the
voltage
voltage
regulator
a
transformer
whose
voltage
ratio
of
transformation
can
be
adjusted
voltage
drop
a
decrease
in
voltage
along
a
conductor
through
which
current
is
flowing
loss
deprivation
the
disadvantage
that
results
from
losing
something,
his
loss
of
credibility
led
to
his
resignation,
losing
him
is
no
great
deprivation
amnesia
memory
loss
blackout
partial
or
total
loss
of
memory,
he
has
a
total
blackout
for
events
of
the
evening
stop
order
stop-loss
order
an
order
to
a
broker
to
sell
(buy)
when
the
price
of
a
security
falls
(rises)
to
a
designated
level
loss
the
experience
of
losing
a
loved
one,
he
sympathized
on
the
loss
of
their
grandfather
action
potential
the
local
voltage
change
across
the
cell
wall
as
a
nerve
impulse
is
transmitted
passing
loss
departure
exit
expiration
going
release
euphemistic
expressions
for
death,
thousands
mourned
his
passing
personnel
casualty
loss
military
personnel
lost
by
death
or
capture
loss
of
consciousness
the
occurrence
of
a
loss
of
the
ability
to
perceive
and
respond
brainwave
brain
wave
cortical
potential
(neurophysiology)
rapid
fluctuations
of
voltage
between
parts
of
the
cerebral
cortex
that
are
detectable
with
an
electroencephalograph
elastic
energy
elastic
potential
energy
potential
energy
that
is
stored
when
a
body
is
deformed
(as
in
a
coiled
spring)
electric
potential
potential
potential
difference
potential
drop
voltage
the
difference
in
electrical
charge
between
two
points
in
a
circuit
expressed
in
volts
evoked
potential
the
electrical
response
of
the
central
nervous
system
produced
by
an
external
stimulus,
he
measured
evoked
potentials
with
an
electroencephalogram
resting
potential
the
potential
difference
between
the
two
sides
of
the
membrane
of
a
nerve
cell
when
the
cell
is
not
conducting
an
impulse
potential
energy
P.E.
the
mechanical
energy
that
a
body
has
by
virtue
of
its
position,
stored
energy
voltage
electromotive
force
emf
the
rate
at
which
energy
is
drawn
from
a
source
that
produces
a
flow
of
electricity
in
a
circuit,
expressed
in
volts
paper
loss
an
unrealized
loss
on
an
investment
calculated
by
subtracting
the
current
market
price
from
the
investor's
cost
capital
loss
the
amount
by
which
the
purchase
price
of
an
asset
exceeds
the
selling
price,
the
loss
is
realized
when
the
asset
is
sold
loss
red
ink
red
the
amount
by
which
the
cost
of
a
business
exceeds
its
revenue,
the
company
operated
at
a
loss
last
year,
the
company
operated
in
the
red
last
year
loss
something
that
is
lost,
the
car
was
a
total
loss,
loss
of
livestock
left
the
rancher
bankrupt
financial
loss
loss
of
money
or
decrease
in
financial
value
income
statement
earnings
report
operating
statement
profit-and-loss
statement
a
financial
statement
that
gives
operating
results
for
a
specific
period
profit
and
loss
profit
and
loss
account
an
account
compiled
at
the
end
of
an
accounting
period
to
show
gross
and
net
profit
or
loss
loss
gradual
decline
in
amount
or
activity,
weight
loss,
a
serious
loss
of
business
potential
unit
a
measure
of
the
potential
energy
of
a
unit
charge
at
a
given
point
in
a
circuit
relative
to
a
reference
point
(ground)
loss
ratio
the
ratio
of
the
annual
claims
paid
by
an
insurance
company
to
the
premiums
received
potential
potentiality
potency
the
inherent
capacity
for
coming
into
being
deafness
hearing
loss
partial
or
complete
loss
of
hearing
conductive
hearing
loss
conduction
deafness
middle-ear
deafness
hearing
loss
due
to
problems
with
the
bones
of
the
middle
ear
sensorineural
hearing
loss
nerve
deafness
hearing
loss
due
to
failure
of
the
auditory
nerve
lose
turn
a
loss
fail
to
make
money
in
a
business,
make
a
loss
or
fail
to
profit,
I
lost
thousands
of
dollars
on
that
bad
investment!,
The
company
turned
a
loss
after
the
first
year
potential
possible
existing
in
possibility,
a
potential
problem,
possible
uses
of
nuclear
power
high-octane
high-powered
high-power
high-voltage
high-energy
vigorously
energetic
or
forceful,
a
high-octane
sales
manager,
a
high-octane
marketing
plan,
high-powered
executives,
a
high-voltage
theatrical
entrepreneur
at
a
loss(p)
nonplused
nonplussed
puzzled
filled
with
bewilderment,
at
a
loss
to
understand
those
remarks,
puzzled
that
she
left
without
saying
goodbye
high-voltage
high-potential
operating
on
or
powered
by
a
high
voltage,
a
high-voltage
generator
low-tension
low-voltage
subjected
to
or
capable
of
operating
under
relative
low
voltage
likely
potential
expected
to
become
or
be,
in
prospect,
potential
clients
at
a
loss
below
cost,
sold
the
car
at
a
loss
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