electrical
nounEtymology From electric + -al.
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An electrical engineer.
electrical
adj/ɪˈlɛktɹɪkəl/
Etymology From electric + -al.
1
Related to electricity (or electronics)
- For our final example let us finish the problem posed in the introduction to this chapter. The ideas and formulas needed will be familiar to electrical students, and would be handy for nonelectricals to know as well.2011, Paul A. Calter, Michael A. Calter, Technical Mathematics, page 275:
- Derived terms
30 terms
electracy, electrical breakdown, electrical bus, electrical circuit, electrical conductance, electrical contact, electrical current, electrical discharge machining, electrical energy, electrical engineer, electrical engineering, electrical fault, electrical fence, electrical field, electrical impedance tomography, electrical inductance, electrical installation, electricality, electricalize, electrically, electricalness, electrical polarity, electrical polyspermy block, electrical resistance, electrical storm, electrical system, electrical tape, electrical treeing, electrical wiring, pulseless electrical activity- Related terms
- electromechanical, electric
- Hyponyms
- bioelectrical, cerebroelectrical, chemoelectrical, dermatoelectrical, flexoelectrical, geoelectrical, hydroelectrical, isoelectrical, magnetelectrical, magnetoelectrical, mechanoelectrical, morphoelectrical, myoelectrical, neuroelectrical, photoelectrical, piezoelectrical, pyroelectrical, thermoelectrical, topoelectrical, transelectrical, unelectrical