Definition
Definition of cross-coupling - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
chemistryTECH. chemical reaction joining two molecular parts through a metal-catalyzed bond formationTECH.
- Suzuki cross-coupling enables efficient construction of complex aromatic compounds.
2.
technologyTECH. interaction between different system axes or channels affecting their behaviorTECH.
- Engineers adjusted the controller to reduce cross-coupling between pitch and roll.
Adjective
technologyTECH. involving interaction between different channels circuits or systemsTECH.
- Engineers added shielding to reduce cross-coupling noise between the two lines.
Origin of cross-coupling
Latin, crux (cross) + copulare (to link)
Examples of cross-coupling in a sentence
Their research focuses on improving cross-coupling efficiency under milder conditions. We observed unexpected cross-coupling between the temperature and pressure sensors. The drone’s control algorithm compensates for cross-coupling among its three rotational axes. Cross-coupling interference distorted the signals in the communications array. The new design minimizes cross-coupling effects between adjacent sensor channels.
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- French:réaction de couplage croisé, de diaphonie, ...
- German:Kreuzkupplung, kreuzgekoppelt, ...
- Italian:cross-coupling, di accoppiamento incrociato, ...
- Spanish:reacción de acoplamiento cruzado, de acoplamiento cruzado, ...
- Portuguese:reação de acoplamento cruzado, de acoplamento cruzado, ...
- Chinese:交叉偶联反应, 交叉耦合的, ...
- Japanese:クロスカップリング, クロスカップリングの, ...
- Arabic:تَفاعُلُ اقْتِرانٍ كيمْيائِيّ يُوَحِّدُ جُزْأَيْنِ جُزيئيَّيْن بِواسِطَةِ مُحَفِّزٍ مَعْدِنِيّ, تَداخُلِيّ مُتَبادَل, ...
- Hebrew:צִמּוּד צוֹלֵב, מְצוּלָב, ...
- Russian:кросс-сочетание, перекрёстный, ...
- Ukrainian:реакція крос-сполучення, перехресний, ...
- Hindi:क्रॉस कपलिंग अभिक्रिया, क्रॉस-कपलिंग, ...
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