Acoustic impedance
Quotient of the complex amplitudes of acoustic pressure and acoustic flow (acc. DIN 1320). The acoustic impedance describes the acoustic behaviour of a component. For hydraulics this quotient comprise
Actuator
This is generally synonymous with a . In the event of movement control, the actuator converts the electrical signals of a controller into mechanical work. One example of this is the opening and closin
Active sensor
Sensor that, under load, outputs a voltage that it generates internally (e.g. thermocouple). It requires a DC amplifier to amplify the signal. Opposite: passive sensor
Accumulator
1. A term only used infrequently these days for hydraulic accumulator . 2. Register in a computer system for carrying out mathematical operations, this register contains an operand prior to carrying o
Power pack
Combination of various devices that carry out one or more functions.
External power split
Gearboxes with an external power split comprise a mechanical summation gearbox (planetary gearbox) in the direct flow of power and an adjustable gearbox (hydrostatic transmission) in the parallel circ
External fluid admission
On valve-controlled radial piston machines on which the pistons are supported on an eccentric element (internal support) the supply of the hydraulic fluid on motors is from the exterior onto the pisto
External support
The displacement units in a hydrostatic displacement machine (vane, piston) are supported on an outer raceway that at the same time defines the stroke of the displacement unit due to the eccentric mou
Supply state of hydraulic fluid
Characterises the chemical composition as well as the physical state of a new hydraulic fluid . Here is must be noted that even new oil is never absolutely clean, instead on average it corresponds to
Initial slope time
Time that would be necessary to reach an agreed value for the task or controlled variable if its max. rate of change from the initial value of the output variable to the agreed value were to remain ef