potentionmeter

Japanese translation: トリマー・ポテンショメーター

11:41 Oct 10, 2000
English to Japanese translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering
English term or phrase: potentionmeter
Metal glaze chip Trimmer Potentionmeters
kotobuki
Japan
Local time: 00:17
Japanese translation:トリマー・ポテンショメーター
Explanation:
I agree completely with mkobayashi's
explanation, but as you specifially
mention in the "context" the word
trimmer, this should probably also be
included if you are going to go with
an "all katakana" translation. The meaning of the word "trimmer" here is
equivalent to "adjustable". Hope this is helpful. Haslov
PS. mkobayashi should be given credit, as s/he answered first.
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Harold Slovic
Local time: 08:17
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naポテンショメーター(POT)
Mariko Kobayashi
naトリマー・ポテンショメーター
Harold Slovic


  

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2 hrs
ポテンショメーター(POT)


Explanation:
I think you mean "potentiometer"

This is a kind of 可変抵抗器 (kahenteikouki). You use it to control volume on a radio for instance. The trimmer potentiometer is also an adjustable resistor, but once set to the right value, it remains at that value.

Mariko Kobayashi
Australia
Local time: 01:17
Native speaker of: Japanese
PRO pts in pair: 22
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4 hrs
トリマー・ポテンショメーター


Explanation:
I agree completely with mkobayashi's
explanation, but as you specifially
mention in the "context" the word
trimmer, this should probably also be
included if you are going to go with
an "all katakana" translation. The meaning of the word "trimmer" here is
equivalent to "adjustable". Hope this is helpful. Haslov
PS. mkobayashi should be given credit, as s/he answered first.


    Academic Press Dictionary of Science and Technology
    New Shogakukan Random House English/Japanese Dictionary
Harold Slovic
Local time: 08:17
Native speaker of: English
PRO pts in pair: 23
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...misprint, boo!
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