English to Samoan Meaning of diode - diode

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Definitions of diode in English
Noun(1) a thermionic tube having two electrodes; used as a rectifier(2) a semiconductor that consists of a p-n junction
Examples of diode in English
(1) An integrated circuit contains a planar first transistor and a diode .(2) The cathode of the diode is connected to the column side of your matrix, the anode is connected to your switch, and the other contact on your switch connects to the row.(3) A diode is the simplest possible semiconductor device, and is therefore an excellent beginning point if you want to understand how semiconductors work.(4) With up to four stacked diodes in a device, the lasers can output up to 80 W of infrared power at a pulse length of 100 ns.(5) Electronic technologies to watch: diodes that convert waste heat into electricity, cheap computer chips printed like newspapers, and electromechanical devices that fit on the head of a pin.(6) The R49 extends the wide choice of suppression products available from the company, which includes film and ceramic capacitors, transient voltage diodes , inductors and a wide range of mains plug and PCB / chassis mounted filters.(7) The field emission cathode can be used as an efficient cold cathode in a variety of electronic devices, such as flat panel field emission displays, microwave diodes , triodes and more complex devices.(8) Molecular electronics - designing carbon-based molecules to act as wires, diodes , transistors and other microelectronic devices - is one of the most dynamic frontiers in nanotechnology.
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