05:19 Feb 16, 2008 |
German to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Electronics / Elect Eng / SMD technology | |||||||
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3 | bell evaluation |
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2 | bucket evaluation |
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bucket evaluation Explanation: This may be wide of the mark, hence the low confidence level, but this term is used in bandwidth estimation in broadband technology. Reference: http://www.imconf.net/imc-2004/papers/p314-lakshminarayanan.... |
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bell evaluation Explanation: I never heard of a bucket or glass or other evaluation of the kind. I assume in this case a harmonic analysis where one could have a normal or Gaussian distribution of the amplitudes of the harmonics. The graph is shaped like a bell. In German "Glockenkurve" or "Gauß-Kurve". I hope I didn´t get out on a limb but this is the best I could do without context. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 day5 hrs (2008-02-17 10:52:19 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- A microchip is a semiconductor structure and SMD are not assembled on it but rather together with it on a PCB (printed circuit board). I kind of remember that the components are submitted to temp cycles for aging. This is done to eliminate the "weak" ones and stabilize the parameters of the survivors. They are probably put in the oven in a "bucket". Another probable place is in counting them. Usually this is done by weighing in a "bucket". Sorry, no specialized term but rather directions. Hope it helps. |
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