Definition of electrode in English:

electrode

noun ɪˈlɛktrəʊdəˈlɛktroʊd

A conductor through which electricity enters or leaves an object, substance, or region.
Example sentencesExamples
- Under a weak electric field, the holes drift toward a matrix of a million or so tiny pixel electrodes.
- Sound is converted to signals by the processor and transmitted to the auditory nerves by the electrodes.
- This device transmits sound directly into the auditory nerve via electrodes surgically implanted into the cochlea.
- When electricity was applied to the electrodes, rays appeared to come from the cathode.
- Once the electrode box has been opened, the electrodes should be kept in a dry box until used.
- The lower surfaces of the electrode segments define an electrode segment plane.
- Finally, an aluminium electrode was vacuum-deposited on top of the organic film.
- At the two ends of the conductor are the electrodes, which gather and disperse the electrons.
- Oxidation of the dye molecule injects electrons into the semiconducting electrode.
- To increase the chance of securing a recording during an attack patients may be fitted with electrodes that transmit by radio to a receiver.
- The particles carry the electrons to one of the electrodes, generating a current.
- By depriving the bacteria of oxygen, electrons are freed to set up a voltage between the electrodes.
- Redistribution of ions within the electrode, causes a relatively slow change in the capacitance during voltage clamp.
- When air is brought into contact with the second electrode, current flows through any circuit linking the two electrodes.
- At this point the question arises as to what the alligator-shaped electrodes measure.
- He connected the same pairs of electrodes and simulated the electrical connection.
- They then receive an electrical ‘shock’ to the brain, through electrodes placed on the head.
- The electrode sends electrical signals backwards along the vagus nerve to the brain.
- The wider ends of the gate electrodes straddle the peripheral boundaries of the active region.
- The surgical procedure involves implanting electrodes in a region of the brain thought to drive depression.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from electric + Greek hodos 'way', on the pattern of anode and cathode.

Definition of electrode in US English:

electrode

nounəˈlɛktroʊdəˈlektrōd

A conductor through which electricity enters or leaves an object, substance, or region.
Example sentencesExamples
- To increase the chance of securing a recording during an attack patients may be fitted with electrodes that transmit by radio to a receiver.
- Under a weak electric field, the holes drift toward a matrix of a million or so tiny pixel electrodes.
- This device transmits sound directly into the auditory nerve via electrodes surgically implanted into the cochlea.
- At the two ends of the conductor are the electrodes, which gather and disperse the electrons.
- He connected the same pairs of electrodes and simulated the electrical connection.
- When electricity was applied to the electrodes, rays appeared to come from the cathode.
- When air is brought into contact with the second electrode, current flows through any circuit linking the two electrodes.
- Once the electrode box has been opened, the electrodes should be kept in a dry box until used.
- The lower surfaces of the electrode segments define an electrode segment plane.
- By depriving the bacteria of oxygen, electrons are freed to set up a voltage between the electrodes.
- At this point the question arises as to what the alligator-shaped electrodes measure.
- Redistribution of ions within the electrode, causes a relatively slow change in the capacitance during voltage clamp.
- The surgical procedure involves implanting electrodes in a region of the brain thought to drive depression.
- Finally, an aluminium electrode was vacuum-deposited on top of the organic film.
- The wider ends of the gate electrodes straddle the peripheral boundaries of the active region.
- Sound is converted to signals by the processor and transmitted to the auditory nerves by the electrodes.
- They then receive an electrical ‘shock’ to the brain, through electrodes placed on the head.
- The particles carry the electrons to one of the electrodes, generating a current.
- Oxidation of the dye molecule injects electrons into the semiconducting electrode.
- The electrode sends electrical signals backwards along the vagus nerve to the brain.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from electric + Greek hodos ‘way’, on the pattern of anode and cathode.

单词	electrode
释义	Definition of electrode in English: electrode noun ɪˈlɛktrəʊdəˈlɛktroʊd A conductor through which electricity enters or leaves an object, substance, or region. Example sentencesExamples Under a weak electric field, the holes drift toward a matrix of a million or so tiny pixel electrodes. Sound is converted to signals by the processor and transmitted to the auditory nerves by the electrodes. This device transmits sound directly into the auditory nerve via electrodes surgically implanted into the cochlea. When electricity was applied to the electrodes, rays appeared to come from the cathode. Once the electrode box has been opened, the electrodes should be kept in a dry box until used. The lower surfaces of the electrode segments define an electrode segment plane. Finally, an aluminium electrode was vacuum-deposited on top of the organic film. At the two ends of the conductor are the electrodes, which gather and disperse the electrons. Oxidation of the dye molecule injects electrons into the semiconducting electrode. To increase the chance of securing a recording during an attack patients may be fitted with electrodes that transmit by radio to a receiver. The particles carry the electrons to one of the electrodes, generating a current. By depriving the bacteria of oxygen, electrons are freed to set up a voltage between the electrodes. Redistribution of ions within the electrode, causes a relatively slow change in the capacitance during voltage clamp. When air is brought into contact with the second electrode, current flows through any circuit linking the two electrodes. At this point the question arises as to what the alligator-shaped electrodes measure. He connected the same pairs of electrodes and simulated the electrical connection. They then receive an electrical ‘shock’ to the brain, through electrodes placed on the head. The electrode sends electrical signals backwards along the vagus nerve to the brain. The wider ends of the gate electrodes straddle the peripheral boundaries of the active region. The surgical procedure involves implanting electrodes in a region of the brain thought to drive depression. Origin Mid 19th century: from electric + Greek hodos 'way', on the pattern of anode and cathode. Definition of electrode in US English: electrode nounəˈlɛktroʊdəˈlektrōd A conductor through which electricity enters or leaves an object, substance, or region. Example sentencesExamples To increase the chance of securing a recording during an attack patients may be fitted with electrodes that transmit by radio to a receiver. Under a weak electric field, the holes drift toward a matrix of a million or so tiny pixel electrodes. This device transmits sound directly into the auditory nerve via electrodes surgically implanted into the cochlea. At the two ends of the conductor are the electrodes, which gather and disperse the electrons. He connected the same pairs of electrodes and simulated the electrical connection. When electricity was applied to the electrodes, rays appeared to come from the cathode. When air is brought into contact with the second electrode, current flows through any circuit linking the two electrodes. Once the electrode box has been opened, the electrodes should be kept in a dry box until used. The lower surfaces of the electrode segments define an electrode segment plane. By depriving the bacteria of oxygen, electrons are freed to set up a voltage between the electrodes. At this point the question arises as to what the alligator-shaped electrodes measure. Redistribution of ions within the electrode, causes a relatively slow change in the capacitance during voltage clamp. The surgical procedure involves implanting electrodes in a region of the brain thought to drive depression. Finally, an aluminium electrode was vacuum-deposited on top of the organic film. The wider ends of the gate electrodes straddle the peripheral boundaries of the active region. Sound is converted to signals by the processor and transmitted to the auditory nerves by the electrodes. They then receive an electrical ‘shock’ to the brain, through electrodes placed on the head. The particles carry the electrons to one of the electrodes, generating a current. Oxidation of the dye molecule injects electrons into the semiconducting electrode. The electrode sends electrical signals backwards along the vagus nerve to the brain. Origin Mid 19th century: from electric + Greek hodos ‘way’, on the pattern of anode and cathode.
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