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25 palabras relacionadas con su carrera, que posteriormente deben incluir en el trabajo final.

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1. heat transfer: it is the physical process of propagation of heat in different media. The
subdiscipline of physics that studies these processes is in turn called thermodynamics.
2. quantum mechanics: it is the branch of physics that studies nature at small spatial scales.
Atomic and subatomic systems, their interactions with electromagnetic radiation and
other forces, in terms of observable quantities.
3. wave: consists of the propagation of a disturbance of some property of space
4. magnetic fields: epresents the spatio-temporal distribution of a physical quantity; that is,
it is a property that can be measured in the environment of each point of a region of
space for each instant of time.
5. control theory: It is an interdisciplinary field of engineering and mathematics, which has
to do with the behavior of dynamic systems.
6. Robotic: is the branch of mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, electronic
engineering, biomedical engineering and computer science
7. electric power generation: It consists of transforming some kind of energy (chemical,
kinetic, thermal, light, nuclear, solar, among others), into electrical energy. For the Pitusa
generation, facilities called power plants are used, which carry out some of the
aforementioned transformations.
8. Kinetic energy: It is that energy that it possesses due to its relative motion. It is defined as
the work necessary to accelerate a body of a given mass (any object) from rest to the
indicated speed
9. alternating current: in which magnitude and sense vary cyclically
10. Macroscopic level: It is the level of description in which the position or concrete physical
state of the particles that make up a body can be summarized in an equation of state that
only includes extensive magnitudes (volume, length, mass) and intensive average
magnitudes (pressure, temperature).
11. Pressure: It is a physical quantity that measures the projection of the force in a
perpendicular direction per unit area, and it serves to characterize how a certain resultant
force is applied on a line.
12. International System of Units: is a system made up of seven basic units: meter, kilogram,
second, kelvin, ampere, mole and candela, which define the corresponding fundamental
physical quantities and which have been chosen by convention
13. Angle: puede ser definido como la parte del plano determinada por dos semirrectas
llamadas lados que tienen el mismo punto de origen llamado vértice del ángulo. La unidad
de medida de los angulos son los grados
14. Anglo-Saxon system of units: is a set of units of measure different from those of the
Metric System, which are currently used as the main measure in the United States, the
United Kingdom (formerly) and in some territories historically linked to these two
countries, such as Puerto Rico. , a Commonwealth of the United States.
15. physical magnitude: is a measurable quantity in a physical system that can be assigned
different values as a result of a measurement or a relationship of measurements. Physical
magnitudes are measured using a standard that has that magnitude well defined, and
taking as a unit the amount of that property that the standard object possesses.

16. Alloy: Substance with metallic properties composed of two or more chemical elements of
which at least one is a metal.

17. Hydraulic circuits: Fluid flow through open conduits or channels and the design of pumps
and turbines.

18. Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC): Electronic devices that can be programmed to
control a specific process.

19. Photoelectric effect: When it occurs in a material, the release of electrically charged
particles, due to the irradiation of light or electromagnetic radiation. This phenomenon
was explained by Albert Einstein in 1905 using the concept of a light particle or photon.

20. Energy generation: It comprises the production of electrical energy through the
transformation of another type of energy (mechanical, chemical, potential, wind, etc.)
using so-called power plants (thermoelectric, hydroelectric, wind, nuclear, etc.).

21. Electromagnetic Induction: It is the creation of electricity in a conductor, due to the


movement of a magnetic field near it or due to the movement of it in a magnetic field.

22. Kilowatt: Unit of power of the international system is equivalent to 1000 watts and its
abbreviation is KW.

23. Land: It includes all the direct metallic connection, without fuses or any protection, of
sufficient section between certain elements or parts of an installation and an electrode or
group of electrodes buried in the ground, in order to ensure that the set of installations
does not exist dangerous potential differences.

24. Telemetry: Telemetry can be defined as the operation or activity of monitoring and / or
manipulating events remotely. The equipment that we have in our store is Zigbee, Wifi
and GSM.

25. Transmission: It comprises the interconnection, transformation and transportation of


large blocks of electricity, to urban distribution centers, through electrical networks and
at voltage levels ranging from 115,000 Volts to 800,000 Volts.

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