English to Esperanto Meaning of resistor - rezistilo

Resistor :
rezistilo
rezistilorezistiloj
← Resistant
resole →
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Definitions of resistor in English
Noun(1) an electrical device that resists the flow of electrical current
Examples of resistor in English
(1) Switching frequency can be set externally (using a resistor and capacitor) from 100 to 600kHz.(2) Without such a surface finish, the electronic components like transistors, resistors , capacitors and chips could not be fixed and electrically connected to the circuit.(3) In those days computers consisted mainly of transistors, resistors , diodes, capacitors and miles of wiring.(4) Usually this circuit consist of only resistors and capacitors.(5) The component preforms may include resistors , capacitors, and inductors.
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1. resistance ::
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resistor, resistors
English to Esperanto Dictionary: resistor

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