capacitive
capacitive
Definition
ca·paci·tive (-tiv)
adjective
of electrical capacitance
capacitive
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- reactance: However, there is enough capacitive reactance to cause a significant phase shift in the current that flows through the load.
- coupling: Smaller sets used a different system, called capacitive coupling: the circuit diagram is given below.
- sensor: Where a high degree of sensitivity is required at low RH, the capacitive sensor is frequently chosen.
- load: People often don't realize when they have a capacitive load.
- divider: The control cable capacitance and coil capacitor will act as a capacitive voltage divider.
- switch: This ability allows users to exploit the attractions of capacitive switches in applications where they would previously have been considered unsuitable.
Modifying Another Word
- mainly: The first is the coupling ( mainly capacitive ) between the primary and secondary windings on the transformer.
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