| 释义 |
immittance Electr.|ɪˈmɪtəns|
[f. impedance + (admittance.]
Admittance or its reciprocal, impedance: used when it is desired to refer to both quantities without making a distinction between them.
1957D. Woods in Proc. Inst. Electr. Engin. CIV. c. 507/2 Immittance is the basic parameter of any a.c. measuring system for electrical quantities. [Note] Immittance is used to convey the general idea of impedance or admittance. 1960Clement & Johnson Electr. Engin. Sci. xi. 341 Each element R, L, and C of a network has an immittance to sinusoidal current. 1969P. M. Chirlian Basic Network Theory viii. 496 We can eventually calculate the input current I1(s). This will be expressed as V2(s) times some function of the immittances of the ladder network. |
