Definition of mainsborne in English:

mainsborne

adjective ˈmeɪnzbɔːn

Electrical Engineering

1Of an electrical signal, a voltage fluctuation, etc.: carried by the electricity mains system.
2(Frequently in form Mainsborne.) Designating control systems or equipment that transmit electrical signals over the mains network, especially for the purpose of automatically reading customers' meters.

1970s; earliest use found in Electronic Engineering. From the plural of main + borne.

adjectiveˈmeɪnzbɔːn

Electrical Engineering

1Of an electrical signal, a voltage fluctuation, etc.: carried by the electricity mains system.
2(Frequently in form Mainsborne.) Designating control systems or equipment that transmit electrical signals over the mains network, especially for the purpose of automatically reading customers' meters.

1970s; earliest use found in Electronic Engineering. From the plural of main + borne.

单词	mainsborne
释义	Definition of mainsborne in English: mainsborne adjective ˈmeɪnzbɔːn Electrical Engineering 1Of an electrical signal, a voltage fluctuation, etc.: carried by the electricity mains system. 2(Frequently in form Mainsborne.) Designating control systems or equipment that transmit electrical signals over the mains network, especially for the purpose of automatically reading customers' meters. Origin 1970s; earliest use found in Electronic Engineering. From the plural of main + borne. Definition of mainsborne in US English: mainsborne adjectiveˈmeɪnzbɔːn Electrical Engineering 1Of an electrical signal, a voltage fluctuation, etc.: carried by the electricity mains system. 2(Frequently in form Mainsborne.) Designating control systems or equipment that transmit electrical signals over the mains network, especially for the purpose of automatically reading customers' meters. Origin 1970s; earliest use found in Electronic Engineering. From the plural of main + borne.
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