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Throttle derivative

French translation: dérivée d'accélération/décélération

07:28 Oct 24, 2016
English to French translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Automotive / Cars & Trucks
English term or phrase: Throttle derivative
Contexte : description d'une unité de commande de moteur pour motos de compétition.

XXX programming pack allows changing the injection timing, the ignition, the injection phases, the throttle derivative, the RPM limiter and many other functions.

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Laurent Cattin
France
Local time: 22:03
French translation:dérivée d'accélération/décélération
Explanation:
La dérivée est la limite du taux d'accroissement. Dans le cas des gaz, on peut concevoir un accroissement en plus ou en moins (accél/décél=throttle up/down)
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christian landais
France
Local time: 22:03
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merci
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5 +2dérivée d'accélération/décélération
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throttle derivative
dérivée d'accélération/décélération


Explanation:
La dérivée est la limite du taux d'accroissement. Dans le cas des gaz, on peut concevoir un accroissement en plus ou en moins (accél/décél=throttle up/down)

christian landais
France
Local time: 22:03
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Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Tony M: I would instinctively understand this as the mathematical derivative, i.e. the rate of change of throttle movement, which is as important as the sheer amplitude of the change.
32 mins
agree  Didier Fourcot: dérivée de la position de la poignée; le terme "accélération" est ambigu parce qu'en mécanique c'est la dévivée de la vitesse; on règle en fait la réactivité aux variations rapides de position de la poignée
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