- unipolar
- monopole (physics)
Generated definitions (experimental)
- unipolar
- monopole (physics)
This term is often used in contexts related to electrical engineering and physics to describe systems or components that operate with a single polarity.
In the circuit, the unipolar component uses only one polarity.
In physics, this refers to a theoretical particle or object that has only one magnetic pole, either north or south, unlike typical magnets which have both.
Scientists are studying the existence of monopole particles.
If monopoles exist, it will change our understanding of magnetic fields.
Generated collocations (experimental)
dān jí单极diàn yuán电源unipolar power supplydān jí单极xìn hào信号unipolar signaldān jí单极cí tiě磁铁unipolar magnetdān jí单极xìng性unipolaritydān jí单极mó xíng模型unipolar modeldān jí单极shū chū输出unipolar outputdān jí单极fù zài负载unipolar loaddān jí单极zǔ jiàn组件unipolar componentdān jí单极cè liáng测量unipolar measurementdān jí单极yùn suàn运算unipolar operation