electroceramic material
- noun
- /ɪˌlɛk.trəʊ.səˈræm.ɪk məˈtɪə.ri.əl/
- Specialized
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material electrocerámico
- You can find electroceramic materials in a range of electronic devices, from smartphones to medical imaging equipment.
Examples
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Advances in electroceramic materials have led to more efficient capacitors and sensors.
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Researchers are developing new electroceramic material compositions for high-frequency applications.
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The new electroceramic material is highly efficient.
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Researchers are developing advanced electroceramic materials for electronics.
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Researchers are developing new electroceramic material compositions for high-frequency applications.
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You can find electroceramic materials in a range of electronic devices, from smartphones to medical imaging equipment.
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Advances in electroceramic materials have led to more efficient capacitors and sensors.
Synonyms
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A material that does not let electricity or heat pass and is used in electrical parts like capacitors
How Conductive
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Morphology
electroceramic + material
The phrase is compositionally built from electro- (relating to electricity) + ceramic + material, so the meaning 'a ceramic material with electrical properties' can be derived if a learner recognizes the prefix and the word 'ceramic'. However, 'electroceramic' is specialized technical vocabulary and may be unknown to a typical B1 learner, so the sense is not fully immediately transparent to general learners.
Etymology
The term electroceramic material combines electro ('electric') and ceramic ('pottery-like material'), so imagine a hard, baked piece of pottery that also works with electricity. That's why an electroceramic material means a ceramic made to carry or respond to electrical signals and is used inside electronic parts like sensors, phone components, and medical machines.