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Accessible radiation
| Glossary Of Laser Terminology |
Laser radiation that can expose human eye or skin in normal usage.
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Accessible, английский
A place which can be approached by land or sea.
Accessible (field service) compressor, английский
Accessible channel, английский
Accessible emission, английский
The magnitude of accessible laser (or other collateral) radiation of a specific wavelength or emission duration at a particular point as measured by appropriate methods and devices. also means radiation to which human access is possible in accordance with the definitions of the laser`s hazard classification.
Accessible emission limit, английский
The maximum accessible emission level limit (ael) permitted within a particular class. ael is determined as the product of accessible emission times the maximum permissible exposure (mpe) using the area of the limiting aperture (7 mm for visible and near infrared lasers).
Accessible field; input field, английский
Accessible means of egress, английский
A path of travel, usable by a mobility-impaired person, that leads to a public way.
Accessible region, английский
Зона обслуживания робота см. также wоrking rаngе
Accessible route, английский
According to the ada, a continuous, unobstructed path between all accessible elements and areas of a building, including corridors, ramps, and elevators; the route must provide adequate clearance around desks, furniture, and the like.
Accessible route., английский
Accessible space, английский
A space that complies with all
Radiate, английский
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Radiate-fibrous, английский
Radiated, английский
Radiated electromagnetic field test, английский
Radiated noise, английский
Sonic or electronic energy emitted by ships, submarines, or torpedoes, making them more detectable. cf. signature.
Radiated pyrite, английский
Radiateur, французский
Radiati, английский
Radiating, английский
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Current regulation, английский
Laser system regulation in which discharge current is kept constant.
Radiant power, английский
- Laser power emitted, expressed in watts (w).
- Total radiant energy emitted per unit time.
- See radiant flux.
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