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impedance mismatch

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impedance mismatch
The difficulty of storing the many-to-many relationships of an object model in a traditional relational database. See O-R mapping.
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3, resonances will occur in the waveguide at specific frequencies due to the impedance mismatch between the duct and the transducer.
Perturbations from ducts on the modes of acoustic thermometers by Gillis, K.A.; Lin, H.; Moldover, M.R. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
The Impedance Mismatch The impedance mismatch is the difference between the object models interpretation of state and the database schemas storage of state.
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If these traces are allowed to cross splits, it may cause the three problems of impedance mismatch, EMI and crosstalk discussed earlier.
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