Übersetzung für "Sector boundary" in Deutsch

It's 53 meters to the sector boundary.

Test signal before sector boundary as illustrated in FIG. 10 .

In the region of a sector boundary, that voltage between lines is small between whose phases a switchover is intended to be effected.

With the construction of the Berlin Wall in 1961 the bridge was closed and lost its importance as a transport route because the River Spree was a sector boundary here.

The closure of the sector boundary between the two parts of Berlin - the Berlin Wall - resulted in line A also being split into two, as it crossed the city from east to west.

This deviation can be positive or negative and is a measure of whether the switch-on operation of the transistor T 2 is too early or too late in comparison with the actual sector boundary (or in comparison with the real power supply angle).

The current and voltage profiles are shown on the basis of the example of a switchover that is excessively early—relative to the marked sector boundary 44 —with an overlap of the switch-on times in the hatched region.

In this respect, FIG. 2 illustrates a power supply period of 0°-360° in a schematically simplified manner for elucidating a control logic of the semiconductor switches T 1 -T 6 in fundamental frequency operation, wherein the illustration on the left-hand side of FIG. 2 is referred to hereinafter as sector diagram and a changeover (commutation) between two semiconductor switches T 1 -T 6 respectively takes place at sector boundaries depicted in said diagram (at 0°, 60°, 120°, 180°, 240°, 300°), e.g. between the semiconductor switches designated by T 5 and T 6 at the sector boundary at 0°.

In this respect, FIG. 2 illustrates a power supply period of 0°-360° in a schematically simplified manner for elucidating a control logic of the semiconductor switches T 1 -T 6 in fundamental frequency operation, wherein the illustration on the left-hand side of FIG. 2 is referred to hereinafter as sector diagram and a switchover (commutation) between two semiconductor switches T 1 -T 6 respectively takes place at sector boundaries depicted in said diagram (at 0°, 60°, 120°, 180°, 240°, 300°), e.g. between the semiconductor switches designated by T 5 and T 6 at the sector boundary at 0°.

It is thus possible to determine a deviation from the estimated voltage value, which deviation can be positive or negative and is a measure of whether the switched-on operation was to early or too late in comparison with the actual sector boundary, that is say in comparison with the real power supply angle.

Influences which have the effect of an asymmetry in the shaft (charging which is not uniform over time and space, partly displaced bustle pipe and inflow slits) can be determined when considering only one shaft sector by periodic boundary conditions or by calculation runs with different boundary conditions performed one after the other.

The estimated frequency value in the frequency estimator 38 would accordingly be increased or decreased in stepwise fashion and be used for the switchover at the next sector boundary.

T 4 -T 6 which participate in the current commutation in the region of the respective sector boundary 44 are driven simultaneously for the test signal (FIG. 4).

In order to avoid a situation in which, as soon as one active switching vector (V 1, V 2) has been switched, the information is lost regarding which zero vector was switched last and whether it would be necessary next, upon crossing a sector boundary in the voltage space vector hexagon, for another active switching vector to be switched or a zero vector, a finite state machine having at least 14 states can be used in the present invention.

The activities that need to be carried out during each phase depend on your goal, the current situation, your business sector, and given boundary conditions.

The activities that need to be carried out during each phase depend on your goal, the current situation, your business sector, and given boundary conditions. The activities described here will always be carried out, the size of the effort varies according to the scope of the project

The signal pairs pass through four sectors delimited by sector boundaries.

The sector boundaries can be defined by amplitude values of the measuring signal pair having identical magnitudes.

Competition across former sector boundaries looks set to intensify rapidly.

The cited sector boundaries are adjusted in order to enable the radiation patterns to be pivoted synchronously.

To this end, the Green Paper suggests the creation of a forum on market-based instruments, which would allow knowledge to be shared across sectoral boundaries and Member States.

Combined financial operations may also create new prudential risks or exacerbate existing ones . Capital requirements must therefore be adequate and proportionate to meet the risks undertaken in financial groups that straddle traditional sectoral boundaries .

Sector boundaries are blurring and adjacent sectors – which are fully open to competition - have to be taken into account.

However, as a result of outsourcing and franchising there are now significant areas of direct postal employment outside traditional sector boundaries.

Changes in the composition of the reporting sector may give rise to the transfer of business across economic sector boundaries.

It aims to encourage continued and strengthened work within different sectors and beyond traditional sector boundaries at different levels of decision-making.

Fragmentation of the value chain reduces considerably sharp distinctions between sectors, as the boundaries between sectors are blurring.

With new technology they tend to transcend their regional and sectoral boundaries, becoming more “intelligent” and European in character.

Even if socio-cultural and distance-related barriers seem to affect service providers, various regulatory barriers continue to limit EU service sectors to national boundaries, at least in the business service sector (see graph 8).