millifarad
- noun
- /ˌmɪlɪˈfæræd/
- Specialized
- The capacitor has a value of 2 millifarads, which is suitable for this circuit.
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Most common small electronics use capacitors rated in microfarads or millifarads.
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The capacitor has a value of 10 millifarads, providing adequate energy storage in this application.
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Measured in millifarads, the component stores less charge than one with a higher capacitance.
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The millifarad is a small unit of capacitance.
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Can you measure this capacitor in millifarads?
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Most audio devices utilize capacitors rated in microfarads and millifarads to ensure proper function.
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He measured the circuit's capacitance as 5 millifarads to confirm it met the design specifications.
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Etymology
The word millifarad joins milli- meaning 'one thousandth', the same 'milli-' you see in millimeter, and farad, the unit named after scientist Michael Faraday. So a millifarad is a 'one-thousandth of a farad', a small unit used for capacitors in electronics.