resistor in Japanese
resistor in Japanese is 抵抗器 — resistor means someone who fights back, especially against an army occupying their country.
resistor in Japanese
抵抗器
Pronounced: teikōki
(electronics) An electric component that transmits current in direct proportion to the voltage across it.
What does "resistor" mean?
- noun Someone who fights back, especially against an army occupying their country.
- noun (physics) An electronic part whose current is directly proportional to the voltage placed across it.
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What is "resistor" in Japanese?
"resistor" in Japanese is 抵抗器. resistor means: Someone who fights back, especially against an army occupying their country.
How do you pronounce 抵抗器?
"resistor" in Japanese is 抵抗器, pronounced "teikōki".
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