Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

1U / 2U 2-socket chassis

French translation:

châssis à 2 connecteurs d'hauteur 1U / 2U

Added to glossary by Tony M
Mar 27, 2009 07:56
15 yrs ago
English term

U2 socket chassis

English to French Tech/Engineering Computers: Systems, Networks
Bonjour,


Trouvez-vous la traduction suivante correcte (châssis 2U à socket) dans le contexte suivant ?


now a customer with this design only has to maintain one common system image for the VVV, which is our one U2 socket chassis, then our NNN, which is our 2U two-socket form factor


Maintenant, grâce à cette conception, un client n'a à gérer qu'une seule image système commune pour le serveur VVV, qui correspond à notre châssis unique 2U à socket, puis notre serveur NNN, qui correspond à notre format à deux sockets 2U


Merci
Change log

Apr 10, 2009 11:16: Tony M Created KOG entry

Proposed translations

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English term (edited): 1U (size) 2-socket chassis
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châssis à 2 connecteurs d'hauteur 1U / 2U

First of all, you need to sort out the parsing a bit: one U (= 1U) and 2U refer to the height of these modules; in 19" rack terminology, one unit of height [U] = 1.75" (approx. 44.45 mm), and is a standard way of describing modular equipment housings of this kind.

The exact word you use for 'chassis' may depend on exactly what form it takes; we don't have enough of your context to know for sure just what they are talking about, since a 'rack-mounting chassis' can describe several different types of enclosure.

And if that little hyphen had been used consistently, it would have been easier to follow that either vsiez of this 'chassis' seems to be fitted with 2 sockets — again, we don't have enough of your context to know what particular type of connectors these are, and hence which may be the best translation to use...

I hope this has shed some light on the matter for you!

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Note added at 14 days (2009-04-10 11:17:24 GMT) Post-grading
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Actually, a more natural way of expressing it in FR might be:

châssis d'hauteur 1U / 2U muni de 2 connecteurs
Note from asker:
Thanks for the explanation
Peer comment(s):

agree Jeremy BOISSEL
20 mins
Thanks, Ganesa!
agree GILLES MEUNIER
17 hrs
Merci, Gilles !
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28 mins

un châssis à socket de type U2

je mettrais la phrase plutôt dans ce sens-là
Peer comment(s):

disagree Tony M : Sorry, but that's not the right meaning here
3 hrs
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58 mins

support à chassis de type U2

Termium / * Tubes et lampes (Électronique)
* Lampes :

socket Source, fiche 5, socket
CORRECT

support Source, fiche 5, support
CORRECT, MASC

DEF – A fixture into which a plug, or a tube, transistor or other component, is inserted for easy installation in, or removal from a circuit. Source, fiche 5, Défintion 1 - socket

DEF – A separate device that provides electrical connections between pins of the tube base and the external wiring, keeping the tube easily removable; it may also provide mechanical retention of the tube and of a tube shield, if any. Source, fiche 5, Défintion 2 - socket

OBS – Not to be confused with "base". Source, fiche 5, Observation 1 - socket

DEF – Dispositif séparé permettant d'assurer les connexions électriques entre les broches de l'embase ou du culot et le câblage extérieur, tout en laissant le tube facilement amovible. Source, fiche 5, Défintion 1 - support

Grand Dictionnaire Terminologique / électronique
tube électronique :

socket = support n. m.

Définition :
A separate device that provides electrical connections between pins of the tube base and the external wiring, keeping the tube easily removable; it may also provide mechanical retention of the tube and of a tube shield, if any.

Note(s) :
Not to be confused with "base".

Peer comment(s):

disagree GILLES MEUNIER : Pas la bonne syntaxe...
42 mins
agree JAN SNAUWAERT : Jan
43 mins
Merci ICQ !
disagree Tony M : Sorry, but that's not the right meaning here
3 hrs
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