Vertaling van "Field-effect-transistor channel breakdown " (Engels → Nederlands) :

channel breakdown | FET channel breakdown | field-effect-transistor channel breakdown

channel-substrate breakdown | FET channel-substrate breakdown | field-effect-transistor channel-substrate breakdown

channel noise | FET channel noise | field-effect-transistor channel noise

also with discrete Metal Oxide Field Effect Transistors (MOSFET) for controlling DC motors in cars

The Applicant's alternator has an increased efficiency compared to the baseline alternator by reducing the following three losses: rectification losses by optimising the rectification by the use of a ‘MOSFET module’, i.e. by a use of metal–oxide–semiconductor field-effect transistor; stator iron losses by the use of thin laminated core made by magnetic steel, and stator copper losses by the use of a ‘segment conductor’, which has higher space factor and shorter coil end.

12. Stresses the importance of energy security and the fact that the supply of natural resources should not be used as a political tool; underlines the mutual importance of collaboration in the energy field, which represents an opportunity for further trade and economic collaboration in an opened and transparent market, with full understanding of the EU’s need to diversify transportation channels and energy providers; stresses that the principles of interdependence and transparency should be the basis for such cooperation, together with equal access to markets, infrastructure and investment; calls for EU-Russia cooperation in the ener ...[+++]gy field to be based firmly on the principles of the internal market, including the Third Energy Package, in particular with regard to third-party access, and of the Energy Charter Treaty (ECT); is convinced that full acceptance of the principles of the ECT by Russia would have mutually beneficial effects on bilateral energy relations; calls for close cooperation between the EU and Russia regarding the supply of raw materials and rare earths, especially those considered critical, and calls for compliance with international rules, especially WTO rules;

3. Stresses that, in view of the unprecedented scale of the crisis, alleviating the suffering of millions of Syrians in need of basic goods and services in Syria and its neighbouring countries must be a priority for the EU and the international community at large; calls for a UN Security Council humanitarian resolution in this regard; urges again the EU and its Member States to live up to their humanitarian responsibilities and increase their assistance to Syrian refugees, as well as to coordinate their efforts more effectively in this field; stresses the importance of gender-specific concerns in the field of humanitarian aid; calls again on all parties involved in the conflict to facilitate the safe and unhindered provision of humanitarian aid through all ...[+++] possible channels, including across borders and conflict lines, and to ensure the safety of all medical personnel and humanitarian workers, in line with the statement made by the President of the UN Security Council on 2 October 2013; reiterates also its call for the establishment of safe havens along the Turkish-Syrian border, and possibly within Syria, and for the creation of humanitarian corridors by the international community;