carte impulsionnelle

English translation: pulse board

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French term or phrase:carte impulsionnelle
English translation:pulse board
Entered by: Neil Rear

16:45 Aug 10, 2004
French to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Engineering (general)
French term or phrase: carte impulsionnelle
Refers to computer technology (for a turbo compressor monitoring system)
Neil Rear
United Kingdom
Local time: 23:52
pulse board
Explanation:
I would use "board" as opposed to "card" if you are referring to internal components of a computerized system.
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bieseb
Local time: 00:52
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2 +1pulse card
Guereau
2pulse board
bieseb


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pulse board


Explanation:
I would use "board" as opposed to "card" if you are referring to internal components of a computerized system.

bieseb
Local time: 00:52
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Thanks, Emily!
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pulse card


Explanation:
I think this might be "pulse card" (among various possibilities).


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Note added at 5 days (2004-08-15 17:59:54 GMT) Post-grading
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If you had checked my reference, you\'d seen that it comes from one of the major US manufacturers of video cards, and that it did mention \"pulse card\".


    Reference: http://www.adipanel.com/Latchpulsev2.0.pdf
Guereau
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agree  Tony M: Sounds logical, without more context; may be a printed circuit card [US] or board [UK] that processes incoming pulses...
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