over een tijdsduur van 200 jisec

English translation: an interval of 200 μs

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Dutch term or phrase:over een tijdsduur van 200 jisec
English translation:an interval of 200 μs
Entered by: Ken Cox

06:39 Jun 1, 2005
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Electronics / Elect Eng
Dutch term or phrase: over een tijdsduur van 200 jisec
This has to do with radio equipment. XXX is supposed to be measured over a period of 200 **jisec**.

I've googled jisec, but I cannot find anything relevant.

TYIA
Johan Venter
Czech Republic
Local time: 23:59
an interval of 200 μs
Explanation:
My guess (especially if you text comes from fax copy or was OCRed from hard copy) is μs (microsecond), based on the visual similarity of μ to ji.
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Ken Cox
Local time: 23:59
Grading comment
I checked with the client and you were spot on. Thanks!
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Summary of answers provided
3 +2an interval of 200 μs
Ken Cox
4over a time (an interval) of 200 jisec
Ljiljana Malovic
3milisecond
EgonWegh


  

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an interval of 200 μs


Explanation:
My guess (especially if you text comes from fax copy or was OCRed from hard copy) is μs (microsecond), based on the visual similarity of μ to ji.

Ken Cox
Local time: 23:59
Specializes in field
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in category: 76
Grading comment
I checked with the client and you were spot on. Thanks!

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Jacqueline van der Spek
3 hrs

agree  Chris Hopley: highly plausible
5 hrs
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milisecond


Explanation:
milisecond, a typo ...

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Note added at 8 mins (2005-06-01 06:48:23 GMT)
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oops, millisecond of course


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Note added at 48 mins (2005-06-01 07:27:45 GMT)
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Much would depend on context:

microsecond - as suggested by Kenneth = 1,000,000th of a second (i.e. a very short span of time, but perhaps not an uncommon parameter in the construction of radio equipment)

millisecond = 1,000th of a second

When in doubt, check with your client.

EgonWegh
Netherlands
Local time: 23:59
Native speaker of: Native in DutchDutch
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over a time (an interval) of 200 jisec


Explanation:

I've googled too and found out that jisec remains jisec.
It seems to be smaller than msec. There is also a psec...

Leave it like that, I'd say.


Ex.:

"ranging from 200 jisec to 200 msec. Measurements. of detector signal voltage
were made and stored using. "

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The sidebands of laser (1) cy- cle between periods of on for 200 jisec and
off for the next 100 psec. Gate A opens during the off cycle with a time ...
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history is similar to that of Fig. 4, which shows the time. 200 - .,, ... time (jisec). Fig. 5. Ar viii 180.25-A resonance line time-history grazing- ...



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Note added at 2 hrs 52 mins (2005-06-01 09:32:42 GMT)
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http://ol.osa.org/ViewMedia.cfm?id=9700&seq=0

If you want to check it with google, try \"200 jisec\" and you\'ll see many sites. Unfortunately, to see a full text of an article you need some sort of subscription. But there are many hits.

And, I agree with Egon - if you have any doubt, check with the client.

Because...

There is another possibility:
Japan Information Technology Security Evaluation and Certification Scheme (JISEC)
(not exactly fitting into your context - but just to mention...)


Ljiljana Malovic
Netherlands
Local time: 23:59
Works in field
Native speaker of: English
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