Application note

10:23 May 18, 2018
English to Swedish translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Chemistry; Chem Sci/Eng / Food and beverage testing
English term or phrase: Application note
"The water, food and environmental analytics catalog has all the products for your specific application. Next to that, several specific application notes are available on request."

"Food and beverage application notes"

From a google search:

An "Application Note" is a form of technical writing with the following purposes:

1. It has an instructional or tutorial style.

2. It is targeted to a specific audience of users.

3. It is typically a focused description of how to do something, including an introduction to the topic as well as precise implementation details, results, and recommendations. It is more than just the repetition of information from part of a spec sheet. For example: the writer should have done something with the information from a spec sheet, and describe how it was done or how ONE should do it.

4. It often includes references to other manuals, documents, or books where the user may gain more or related information.

What is this is Swedish?
Nicolai Nickson
Sweden
Local time: 16:52


Summary of answers provided
3tillämpningsrapport
Anna Grynfeld Smith


  

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6 hrs   confidence: Answerer confidence 3/5Answerer confidence 3/5
application note
tillämpningsrapport


Explanation:
Kanske inte den snyggaste översättningen, men det är det närmaste jag kan komma. Jag har själv skrivit ett antal application notes (på engelska) och de är korta vetenskapliga artiklar (med en gnutta marknadsföringstext) som beskriver ett (nytt) tillämpningsområde för en befintlig produkt. Målet är oftast att visa att produkten har ytterligare ett tillämpningsområde, så att man därmed kan locka fler kunder att köpa produkten. Det är INTE en instruktion, så ordet ”instruktion” bör inte användas.

Anna Grynfeld Smith
Switzerland
Local time: 16:52
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Native speaker of: Native in SwedishSwedish
PRO pts in category: 8
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