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piezoresistive effect

piezoresistive effect noun: the change of electrical resistance in a substance as the pressure on it changes.

Noun

piezoresistive effect (plural piezoresistive effects)

  1. The change of electrical resistance in a substance as the pressure on it changes.
    • Silicon displays a marked piezoresistive effect.

Forms of piezoresistive effect

pluralpiezoresistive effects

Questions about piezoresistive effect

What does piezoresistive effect mean?
Piezoresistive effect means the change of electrical resistance in a substance as the pressure on it changes.
What part of speech is piezoresistive effect?
Piezoresistive effect is a noun.
What is the plural of piezoresistive effect?
The plural of piezoresistive effect is piezoresistive effects.

Words near piezoresistive effect in the dictionary

  1. piezoremanent
  2. piezoresistance
  3. piezoresistances
  4. piezoresistant
  5. piezoresistive
  6. piezoresistive effect
  7. piezoresistive effects
  8. piezoresistivities
  9. piezoresistivity
  10. piezoresistor
  11. piezoresistors

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