a decrease in velocity. Opposite of acceleration
The rate at which the decoder decreases from one speed step to the next in response to a new decrease speed command. Use CV04 to set up the deceleration value for each decoder. This feature is used to simulate train momentum so that, just like the prototype, your model won't stop immediately when the brakes are applied. Decoders, Mobile: the electronic device installed in each locomotive that receives the signal from the command station through the track, decodes it & tells the loco what to do. Decoders, Stationary (Accessory) : the electronic device for the switches or other accessories that receives the signal from the command station through the track, decodes it & tells the switch/accessory what to do.
A circuit in the drive that sets a uniform rate at which the motor is allowed to accelerate/decelerate. The rate of acceleration/deceleration is usually adjustable.
Negative acceleration; the rate of change in velocity as a car slows down during braking.
A period during which the elevator moves at an ever decreasing rate of speed, usually referring to that period from full speed to leveling speed.
rate of decrease in velocity with respect to time.
a decrease in speed; "the deceleration of the arms race"
the process which consists of taking energy from a particle beam, analogous to "slowing it down".
Opposite of acceleration. A decrease in speed which occurs during braking, coasting, or sliding without using the throttle.
Slowing down. An acceleration in which the velocity gets slower.
The special instance of acceleration when the speed component of an object's velocity decreases.
Change in velocity as a function of time, going from faster to slower.
Negative acceleration, slowing.
A measurement of the change in Velocity as a function of Time. Acceleration and Deceleration describe the period when velocity is changing from one value to another, from a stop (zero velocity) to a desired speed (Target velocity) or vice versa. Deceleration is also considered negative acceleration.
A decrease in the fetal heart rate that can indicate inadequate blood flow through the placenta.