There are 16 total results for your 導電 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
導電 导电 see styles |
dǎo diàn dao3 dian4 tao tien douden / doden どうでん |
to conduct electricity conduction |
導電体 see styles |
doudentai / dodentai どうでんたい |
{elec} conductor |
導電度 see styles |
doudendo / dodendo どうでんど |
conductivity |
導電性 导电性 see styles |
dǎo diàn xìng dao3 dian4 xing4 tao tien hsing doudensei / dodense どうでんせい |
conductivity (elec.) conductivity |
導電率 see styles |
doudenritsu / dodenritsu どうでんりつ |
(See 電気伝導率) conductivity |
超導電 超导电 see styles |
chāo dǎo diàn chao1 dao3 dian4 ch`ao tao tien chao tao tien |
superconductance (physics) |
誘導電流 see styles |
yuudoudenryuu / yudodenryu ゆうどうでんりゅう |
(noun - becomes adjective with の) induced current |
超導電性 超导电性 see styles |
chāo dǎo diàn xìng chao1 dao3 dian4 xing4 ch`ao tao tien hsing chao tao tien hsing |
superconductivity (physics) |
超導電體 超导电体 see styles |
chāo dǎo diàn tǐ chao1 dao3 dian4 ti3 ch`ao tao tien t`i chao tao tien ti |
superconductor |
導電性樹脂 see styles |
doudenseijushi / dodensejushi どうでんせいじゅし |
conductive resin |
異方導電膜 see styles |
ihoudoudenmaku / ihododenmaku いほうどうでんまく |
oriented conduction film |
誘導電動機 see styles |
yuudoudendouki / yudodendoki ゆうどうでんどうき |
induction motor |
導電性高分子 see styles |
doudenseikoubunshi / dodensekobunshi どうでんせいこうぶんし |
conducting polymer; conductive polymer |
導電性ポリマー see styles |
doudenseiporimaa / dodenseporima どうでんせいポリマー |
conductive polymer |
異方導電フィルム see styles |
ihoudoudenfirumu / ihododenfirumu いほうどうでんフィルム |
oriented conduction film |
導電性プラスチック see styles |
doudenseipurasuchikku / dodensepurasuchikku どうでんせいプラスチック |
conductive plastic |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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