- diffraction loss
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- diffraction loss
This term refers to the loss of signal strength or quality that occurs when a wave, such as light or sound, bends around an obstacle or spreads out as it passes through an aperture. It is often used in the context of optics and telecommunications to describe how signals can weaken due to diffraction effects.
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かいせつそん回折損をそくてい測定するto measure diffraction lossかいせつそん回折損のえいきょう影響impact of diffraction lossかいせつそん回折損をさいしょうげん最小限におさえる抑えるto minimize diffraction lossかいせつそん回折損をほしょう補償するto compensate for diffraction lossひかり光かいせつそん回折損optical diffraction lossでんぱ電波かいせつそん回折損radio wave diffraction lossかいせつそん回折損がはっせい発生するto occur diffraction lossせっけい設計じょう上のかいせつそん回折損design-related diffraction lossかいせつそん回折損のかいせき解析analysis of diffraction lossむし無視できるかいせつそん回折損negligible diffraction loss
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