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Übersetzung für 'buckling spring' von Englisch nach Deutsch

buckling spring

Knickfeder {f}

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buckling-spring key

Knickfeder-Taste {f}comp.

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buckling-spring keyboard

Knickfedertastatur {f}

Knickfeder-Tastatur {f}

Buckling-Spring-Tastatur {f}

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buckling-spring torsional snap actuator

[auf Torsionsspannung mit Einrasten reagierendes Betätigungs­element mit Knickfeder, IBM-Patent]comp.

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buckling

Stauchung {f}

Wölbung {f}

Knickbildung {f}med.phys.

Knickung {f}

Bombage {f} [bei Konservendosen]

Beulen {n}constr.engin.

Verbiegen {n}

Knick {m}

buckling analysis

Knickanalyse {f}engin.tech.

Beulanalyse {f}engin.tech.

buckling load

Knicklast {f}engin.

Knickbelastung {f}constr.tech.

buckling strength

Knickfestigkeit {f}engin.

buckling stress

Knickspannung {f}tech.

buckling resistance

Knickwiderstand {m}constr.

Knickfestigkeit {f}engin.

buckling risk

Knickgefahr {f}constr.

shell buckling

Schalenbeulen {n}constr.

plate buckling

Plattenbeulen {n}constr.engin.material

non-buckling {adj}

knickfestmaterialtech.

• Buckling-Spring-Tastatur {f} = buckling-spring keyboard
• Spring {f} = spring line
• Spring Break {m} = spring break
• Spring-Schaumkraut {n} = European bittercress / bitter-cress / bitter cress [Cardamine impatiens, syn.: C. brachycarpa, C. dasycarpa, C. impatiens subsp. impatiens, C. pectinata]
• Spring-Schaumkraut {n} = touch-me-not bittercress [Cardamine impatiens, syn.: C. brachycarpa, C. dasycarpa, C. impatiens subsp. impatiens, C. pectinata]
• Spring-Schaumkraut {n} = narrow-leaf bittercress [Cardamine impatiens, syn.: C. brachycarpa, C. dasycarpa, C. impatiens subsp. impatiens, C. pectinata]
• Spring-Wolfsmilch {f} = caper spurge [Euphorbia lathyris]
• Spring-Schaumkraut {n} = narrow-leaved bittercress [Cardamine impatiens]
• Spring rein. = Jump in.
• Spring-Gletscher {m} = Spring Glacier
• Spring oder stirb = Tishomingo Blues [Elmore Leonard]
• Bittere Spring-Gurke {f} = bitter melon [Momordica charantia]
• Gypsum-Spring-Formation {f} = Gypsum Spring Formation
• Bittere Spring-Gurke {f} = bitter gourd [Momordica charantia]
• Spring-Schaumkraut / Springschaumkraut {n} = bushy rock-cress [Cardamine impatiens, syn.: C. brachycarpa, C. dasycarpa, C. impatiens subsp. impatiens, C. pectinata]
• Spring-Retainer {m} [Retentionsdraht] = spring retainer
• Spring-Nipptiden-Zyklus {m} [Gezeiten] = spring-neap (tide) cycle
• Spring rein, ich fahr dich nach Hause. [ugs.] = Hop in, I'll drive you home. [coll.]

• The IBM Model F keyboard is mechanical-key design consisted of a buckling spring over a capacitive PCB, similarly to the later Model M keyboard that used a membrane in place of the PCB.
• Introduced in 1984 and manufactured by IBM, Lexmark, Maxi-Switch and Unicomp, the vast majority of Model M keyboards feature a buckling spring key design and many have fully swappable keycaps.
• In 1996, Lexmark International was prepared to shut their Lexington keyboard factory where they produced Model M buckling-spring keyboards.
• Its mechanical-key design consisted of a buckling spring over a capacitive PCB, similar to the later Model M keyboard that used a membrane in place of the PCB.