ETIMOLOGÍA DE LA PALABRA TRANSCALENT
Trans- + -calent, from Latin calēre to be hot.
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «TRANSCALENT»
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1
Development of a High Voltage and High Current
Transcalent ...
A 500 watts dissipation capability was demonstrated as well as very fast switching times. To achieve these goals, a novel emitter ballast resistor was made a portion of the assembly.
S. W. Kessler, R. E. Reed, D. R. Trout, 1977
2
400 Ampere High Power
Transcalent Semiconductor Thyristor Device
The design of a 400 Ampere High Power Transcalent Thyristor is described in this report.
S. W. Kessler, RCA ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS LANCASTER PA., 1972
3
Elements of Chemistry: Including the Actual State and ...
This may be expressed by the terms transcalent and intranscalent (trans through,
caleo I heat), or diathermanous and adiathermanous (hu through, digpocimv I
heat), corresponding to the adjectives transparent and opaque as applied to light.
Edward Turner, Justus Freiherr von Liebig, William Gregory, 1841
4
Elements of Chemistry in which the Recent Discoveries in the ...
Bodies which allow the ready passage of heat, are called transcalent, or
diathermanous, while those which intercept its rays are called intranscalent, or
adiathermanous. Among all substances, rock salt is most highly transcalent,
admitting the ...
5
Elements of Chemistry Including in the History of the ...
34 ' It thus appears that while rock-salt is the most transcalent substance known,
clear glass arrests more than one half of the incident heat; and what is still more
remarkable, transparent alum and limpid water intercept more of the rays than the
...
6
Orr's Circle of the Sciences: Elementary chemistry of the ...
Hence, we have transcalent and non-transcalent substances, — otherwise called
diathermanous and a-diathermanous, and corresponding with the expressions
diaphanous and a-dia- pjmtious. Melloni's experiments demonstrated ...
William Somerville Orr, 1855
7
Development of a 250 Ampere
Transcalent Rectifier
The design of a 250 ampere transcalent rectifier is described in this report.
S. W. Kessler, RCA ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS LANCASTER PA., 1970
8
Development of a 250 Ampere
Transcalent Rectifier. ...
During the investigation the water was frozen and its flow to the evaporator limited by the rate at which ice in the wick could be melted.
S. W. Kessler, RCA ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS LANCASTER PA., 1971
9
400 Ampere High Power
Transcalent Semiconductor Thyristor ...
Work performed was devoted to the development of a silicon thyristor wafer which could be cooled from both sides in the transcalent package to take maximum advantage of the thermal dissipation capabilities of the heat pipe. (Author).
S. W. Kessler, RCA ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS LANCASTER PA., S. W. Kessler, 1971
10
IEEE Power Processing and Electronics Specialists ...
The design and testing of Transcalent Solid State Power Devices are described.
In a Transcalent Device the active element is made an integral part of two heat
pipes. Thus the mechanical and thermal barriers between the silicon and the
heat ...
