daraf
- noun
- Specialized
- One daraf is the reciprocal of one farad, representing the measure of elastance.
Examples
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In electrical engineering, the daraf is a unit used to express the elastance of certain components.
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The elastance of the component was measured in darafs by the engineer.
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Although rarely used, the daraf appears in certain older electrical engineering texts.
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What is a daraf?
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The unit daraf is not widely known outside engineering.
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One daraf is defined as the reciprocal of one farad, which measures elastance in electrical circuits.
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The engineer calculated the elastance value in darafs for the circuit design.
Synonyms
A unit used to measure how a part resists storing electric charge, defined as one divided by capacitance
Surface Forms
Etymology
A helpful way to remember the word daraf is that it is farad spelled backwards. That shows it means the 'reciprocal' or 'one over' a farad, the unit used for elastance.