Übersetzung für 'ground wire' von Englisch nach Deutsch

ground wire

Masseleiter {m}

Erddraht {m}electr.

Masseleitung {f}electr.

Erdungs­seil {n}tech.

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ground wire [Am.]

Erdleiter {m}electr.

Schutzleiter {m}electr.

Erdungs­leiter {m}electr.

Erde {f} [ugs. für: Erdleiter]electr.

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overhead ground wire [Am.]

Erdseil {n}electr.

protective ground wire [Am.]

Schutzleiter {m}tech.

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(protective) ground wire connection

Schutzleiteranschluss {m}electr.

(protective) ground wire resistance [Am.]

Schutzleiterwiderstand {m}electr.

optical fibre ground wire <OPGW> [Br.]

Lichtwellenleitererdseil {n}

protective (ground) wire tester

Schutzleiterprüfgerät {n}electr.

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cross-section of (the) protective ground wire

Schutzleiterquerschnitt {m}electr.

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wire-netting bush / wire nettingbush [Corokia cotoneaster]

Zickzackstrauch {m}bot.T

Kirschner wire <K-wire, KW>

Kirschnerdraht {m} <KD>dent.med.

electroluminescent wire <EL wire>

Leuchtschnur {f} [EL-Kabel]electr.

Leuchtschlauch {m} [EL-Kabel]electr.

Leuchtkabel {n} [EL-Kabel]electr.

Kirschner wire <K-wire>

Kirschner-Draht {m} <K-Draht>dent.med.

Kirschner wire <k-wire>

Spickdraht {m}dent.med.

two-wire cable <2-wire cable, 2W cable>

Zweidrahtleitung {f} <2-Drahtleitung, 2-Draht-Leitung, 2Dr-Leitung>electr.

ground-to-ground missile <GGM>

Boden-Boden-Rakete {f}mil.

four-wire technique <4-wire technique>

Vierleitertechnik {f} <4-Leitertechnik>electr.

two-wire cable <2-wire cable>

Zweileiterkabel {n}electr.

electroluminescent wire <EL wire, El wire>

Elektrolumineszenzdraht {m} <EL-Draht, El-Draht>electr.

two-wire technique <2-wire technique>

Zweileitertechnik {f} <2-Leitertechnik>electr.

three-wire cord <3-wire cord>

dreiadriges Kabel {n} <3-adriges Kabel>electr.

three-wire cable <3-wire cable>

Dreileiterkabel {n}electr.

three-wire technique <3-wire technique>

Dreileitertechnik {f} <3-Leitertechnik>electr.

Abyssinian ground hornbill / ground-hornbill [Bucorvus abyssinicus, syn.: B. guineensis]

Nördlicher Hornrabe {m}orn.T

Nördlicher Hornvogel {m}orn.T

northern ground hornbill / ground-hornbill [Bucorvus abyssinicus, syn.: B. guineensis]

Nördlicher Hornrabe {m}orn.T

Nördlicher Hornvogel {m}orn.T

• Sub transmission lines comprise only these 3 wires, plus sometimes an overhead ground wire (OGW), also called a "static line" or a "neutral", suspended above them.
• 56 Mbit/s (DS-30) Speech Links, each carrying thirty channels plus synchronization and data channels, on four wires plus a ground wire.
• EMI through the ground wire is also very common in an electrical facility.
• Perhaps the worst issue is that in some connectors the ground screw could rust so severely that the ground wire comes loose and in the worst case make contact with a line (phase) wire nearby.
• The loop consists of the signal cable's ground conductor, which is connected through the components' metal chassis to the ground wires "P" in their power cords, which are plugged into outlet grounds which are connected through the building's utility ground wire system "G".

• The whole line is equipped with a single ground wire.
• The voltage a computer cooling fan receives is defined by the difference between the voltage wire (+12 V) and the ground wire (+0 V).
• The ELCB detects fault currents from live to the Earth (ground) wire within the installation it protects.
• A poorly installed system with old aluminum wires, bad connections or an unconnected ground wire (which is often the case) may be dangerous, as the wires can overheat or electric current may leak via the water stream through the body of the user to earth.
• This type of suppressor differs from others by using banks of inductors, capacitors and resistors that suppress voltage surges and inrush current to the neutral wire, whereas other designs shunt to the ground wire.

• Telephone signals do not use a separate earth ground wire, but some urban exchanges have about 250,000 wires on their MDF.
• Standard applications use only three of the five conductors: a ground wire (pin 2), and a balanced pair of conductors (pins 4 and 5) that carry a +5 volt data signal.
• When used in relation to communications wiring, RS-422 wiring refers to cable made of 2 sets of twisted pair, often with each pair being shielded, and a ground wire.
• The supply voltage is referenced to the ground pin of the connector (pin 1 of an XLR), which normally is connected to the cable shield or a ground wire in the cable or both.
• As ground wire two steel ropes with a cross section of [...] are used.

• The conduit was rendered un-grounded (there was no separate ground wire; the metal conduit itself was designed to function as the ground, so the disintegration of the conduit rendered the system un-grounded).
• Circuit breakers and fuses are used to detect short circuits between the line and neutral or ground wires or the drawing of more current than the wires are rated to handle (overload protection) to prevent overheating and possible fire.