Category: E

An informal term used to describe a personal vaporizer device that operates without a nicotine-containing fluid. These devices are commonly referred to as e-hookahs, hookah pens, or vape pens.  

An examination method that utilizes safe and high-frequency sound waves to reverberate off bodily organs, thus producing an image that enables the evaluation of their structure and functionality.  

A grave and potentially lethal viral illness that can be transmitted from various mammals to humans, swiftly proliferating within communities. It was the root cause of a significant epidemic in West Africa during the year 2014.  

As the electrical temperature elevates, the resistance within a circuit experiences a proportional augmentation.  

If the room temperature increases, the speed of the screen decreases, but the two have a tendency to cancel each other. An alteration in technique under these conditions is not necessary.  

Within an electric circuit, there occurs a transient phenomenon characterized by a sudden and substantial surge in either the current or voltage.  

In the realm of electrical rectification, there is a term that pertains to a sine wave wherein the inverse or negative alternation is constrained by a diode tube. This term finds its application in discussions related to the process of converting alternating current to direct current.  

The electrical reaction that signifies the capacity of a circuit or device to effectively react to an input quantity.  

Rectified ripple refers to the variation in magnitude of the rectified current from the peak to the trough of a sine wave. In a single-phase system, there is a 100 percent rectified ripple. In a six-pulse system, the ripple is approximately 13.5 percent, while in a 12-pulse three-phase system, the ripple reduces to approximately 3.5…