Definition of electronics in English:

electronics

plural noun ɛlɛkˈtrɒnɪksɪlɛkˈtrɒnɪksəˌlɛkˈtrɑnɪks

1usually treated as singular The branch of physics and technology concerned with the design of circuits using transistors and microchips, and with the behaviour and movement of electrons in a semiconductor, conductor, vacuum, or gas.
electronics is seen as a growth industry
as modifier electronics engineers
Example sentencesExamples
- James achieved A grades in maths, further maths, physics, chemistry and electronics.
- He sees genetic and protein engineering taking over from electronics.
- The electronics sector is shedding jobs, and life sciences is set to become the bigger employer in the near future.
- This business venture is certain to raise eyebrows in the electronics industry.
- Many of these vacancies are in the electronics sector, which has thrived in the climate of consensus and partnership.
- Michael John Smith led an unremarkable life as an electronics engineer.
- Three electronics engineers were hired when the assembly line was purchased.
- There may be a move away from electronics to photonics, a merging of the two, as well as links to carbon-based systems.
- Negative feedback is a ubiquitous principle in engineering and electronics.
- I am an electronics engineer and it occurs to me there may be an explanation for the problems which they described.
- After a successful career as an electronics engineer Ian now lives by his wits.
- Some 270,000 more engineers will be required for the electronics sector by 2009.
- Ever since its earliest days, the electronics industry has been on a rollercoaster responds to market demands.
- The section is now so huge that it needs to be split into five big electronics divisions.
- He went into electronics engineering at university, but lost interest quickly.
- This has seen a large number of electronics and components firms come into the UK from abroad.
- Ireland's market concentration for the electronics industry is greater than anywhere else in the world.
- What happens when someone in the electronics lab comes up with a design for a new engine?
- Surely in this age of digital electronics we can improve this situation somewhat.
- The list of companies in the Irish Republic reads like a who's who in global electronics.
1. 1.1treated as plural Circuits or devices using transistors, microchips, and other components.
  the electronics have been incorporated inside a connector
  Example sentencesExamples
  Even when it is manufacturable, there is still packaging work needed for the back-end electronics.
  Products sold range from electronics to machinery and engineering equipment, chemicals and whisky.
  In the run up to Christmas, the company stockpiled toys and electronics - so that it could meet demand.
  Even undernourished populations often gain access to consumer electronics these days.
  It's like all those robots you see on sci-fi programmes where the insides have electronics and wires.
  It could be used to make artificial nerves, rubbery needles or wearable electronics.
  It is easy to misuse the engine, but we have an efficient electronics system to help this.
  All the electronics in the video camera froze so film was the only technology that worked.
  Everything about the car is as it would be if it were still competing aside from a lack of engine or electronics.
  Indonesian workers are not yet familiar with computers and electronics.
  Users can conduct parametric searches and searches for similar parts to aid them in the design of electronics products.
  Weighed against this are reduced scrubber efficiency and the prospect of electronics not behaving in the cold.
  It left a big dent near some sensitive electronics at the base of the left solid rocket booster.
  I really liked all the gadgets and electronics, such as the TV screen, and it looks like it is well built.
  It connects with engine electronics and beeps when the driver brakes hard, takes a corner fast or accelerates quickly.
  The main theme of the article was that integrated circuits would lead to cheaper electronics.
  As a semiconductor for electronics, silicon has always been a compromise between cost and ability.
  The actual chair is in the corner and we've replaced the chair with a computer and a set of electronics and sensors.
  There were very few who had not heard of him, or his business in mechanics and electronics.
  Turn off or disconnect appliances or electronics you were using when the power went out.

Definition of electronics in US English:

electronics

plural nounəˌlekˈträniksəˌlɛkˈtrɑnɪks

1usually treated as singular The branch of physics and technology concerned with the design of circuits using transistors and microchips, and with the behavior and movement of electrons in a semiconductor, conductor, vacuum, or gas.
electronics is seen as a growth industry
as modifier electronics engineers
Example sentencesExamples
- I am an electronics engineer and it occurs to me there may be an explanation for the problems which they described.
- James achieved A grades in maths, further maths, physics, chemistry and electronics.
- There may be a move away from electronics to photonics, a merging of the two, as well as links to carbon-based systems.
- He went into electronics engineering at university, but lost interest quickly.
- The electronics sector is shedding jobs, and life sciences is set to become the bigger employer in the near future.
- After a successful career as an electronics engineer Ian now lives by his wits.
- This business venture is certain to raise eyebrows in the electronics industry.
- What happens when someone in the electronics lab comes up with a design for a new engine?
- This has seen a large number of electronics and components firms come into the UK from abroad.
- Surely in this age of digital electronics we can improve this situation somewhat.
- Many of these vacancies are in the electronics sector, which has thrived in the climate of consensus and partnership.
- The list of companies in the Irish Republic reads like a who's who in global electronics.
- He sees genetic and protein engineering taking over from electronics.
- Ireland's market concentration for the electronics industry is greater than anywhere else in the world.
- The section is now so huge that it needs to be split into five big electronics divisions.
- Ever since its earliest days, the electronics industry has been on a rollercoaster responds to market demands.
- Michael John Smith led an unremarkable life as an electronics engineer.
- Some 270,000 more engineers will be required for the electronics sector by 2009.
- Negative feedback is a ubiquitous principle in engineering and electronics.
- Three electronics engineers were hired when the assembly line was purchased.
1. 1.1treated as plural Circuits or devices using transistors, microchips, and other components.
  Example sentencesExamples
  There were very few who had not heard of him, or his business in mechanics and electronics.
  All the electronics in the video camera froze so film was the only technology that worked.
  As a semiconductor for electronics, silicon has always been a compromise between cost and ability.
  The main theme of the article was that integrated circuits would lead to cheaper electronics.
  It is easy to misuse the engine, but we have an efficient electronics system to help this.
  Weighed against this are reduced scrubber efficiency and the prospect of electronics not behaving in the cold.
  It left a big dent near some sensitive electronics at the base of the left solid rocket booster.
  It connects with engine electronics and beeps when the driver brakes hard, takes a corner fast or accelerates quickly.
  It could be used to make artificial nerves, rubbery needles or wearable electronics.
  The actual chair is in the corner and we've replaced the chair with a computer and a set of electronics and sensors.
  Users can conduct parametric searches and searches for similar parts to aid them in the design of electronics products.
  Products sold range from electronics to machinery and engineering equipment, chemicals and whisky.
  Indonesian workers are not yet familiar with computers and electronics.
  I really liked all the gadgets and electronics, such as the TV screen, and it looks like it is well built.
  In the run up to Christmas, the company stockpiled toys and electronics - so that it could meet demand.
  It's like all those robots you see on sci-fi programmes where the insides have electronics and wires.
  Turn off or disconnect appliances or electronics you were using when the power went out.
  Even undernourished populations often gain access to consumer electronics these days.
  Even when it is manufacturable, there is still packaging work needed for the back-end electronics.
  Everything about the car is as it would be if it were still competing aside from a lack of engine or electronics.

单词	electronics
释义	Definition of electronics in English: electronics plural noun ɛlɛkˈtrɒnɪksɪlɛkˈtrɒnɪksəˌlɛkˈtrɑnɪks 1usually treated as singular The branch of physics and technology concerned with the design of circuits using transistors and microchips, and with the behaviour and movement of electrons in a semiconductor, conductor, vacuum, or gas. electronics is seen as a growth industry as modifier electronics engineers Example sentencesExamples James achieved A grades in maths, further maths, physics, chemistry and electronics. He sees genetic and protein engineering taking over from electronics. The electronics sector is shedding jobs, and life sciences is set to become the bigger employer in the near future. This business venture is certain to raise eyebrows in the electronics industry. Many of these vacancies are in the electronics sector, which has thrived in the climate of consensus and partnership. Michael John Smith led an unremarkable life as an electronics engineer. Three electronics engineers were hired when the assembly line was purchased. There may be a move away from electronics to photonics, a merging of the two, as well as links to carbon-based systems. Negative feedback is a ubiquitous principle in engineering and electronics. I am an electronics engineer and it occurs to me there may be an explanation for the problems which they described. After a successful career as an electronics engineer Ian now lives by his wits. Some 270,000 more engineers will be required for the electronics sector by 2009. Ever since its earliest days, the electronics industry has been on a rollercoaster responds to market demands. The section is now so huge that it needs to be split into five big electronics divisions. He went into electronics engineering at university, but lost interest quickly. This has seen a large number of electronics and components firms come into the UK from abroad. Ireland's market concentration for the electronics industry is greater than anywhere else in the world. What happens when someone in the electronics lab comes up with a design for a new engine? Surely in this age of digital electronics we can improve this situation somewhat. The list of companies in the Irish Republic reads like a who's who in global electronics. 1.1treated as plural Circuits or devices using transistors, microchips, and other components. the electronics have been incorporated inside a connector Example sentencesExamples Even when it is manufacturable, there is still packaging work needed for the back-end electronics. Products sold range from electronics to machinery and engineering equipment, chemicals and whisky. In the run up to Christmas, the company stockpiled toys and electronics - so that it could meet demand. Even undernourished populations often gain access to consumer electronics these days. It's like all those robots you see on sci-fi programmes where the insides have electronics and wires. It could be used to make artificial nerves, rubbery needles or wearable electronics. It is easy to misuse the engine, but we have an efficient electronics system to help this. All the electronics in the video camera froze so film was the only technology that worked. Everything about the car is as it would be if it were still competing aside from a lack of engine or electronics. Indonesian workers are not yet familiar with computers and electronics. Users can conduct parametric searches and searches for similar parts to aid them in the design of electronics products. Weighed against this are reduced scrubber efficiency and the prospect of electronics not behaving in the cold. It left a big dent near some sensitive electronics at the base of the left solid rocket booster. I really liked all the gadgets and electronics, such as the TV screen, and it looks like it is well built. It connects with engine electronics and beeps when the driver brakes hard, takes a corner fast or accelerates quickly. The main theme of the article was that integrated circuits would lead to cheaper electronics. As a semiconductor for electronics, silicon has always been a compromise between cost and ability. The actual chair is in the corner and we've replaced the chair with a computer and a set of electronics and sensors. There were very few who had not heard of him, or his business in mechanics and electronics. Turn off or disconnect appliances or electronics you were using when the power went out. Definition of electronics in US English: electronics plural nounəˌlekˈträniksəˌlɛkˈtrɑnɪks 1usually treated as singular The branch of physics and technology concerned with the design of circuits using transistors and microchips, and with the behavior and movement of electrons in a semiconductor, conductor, vacuum, or gas. electronics is seen as a growth industry as modifier electronics engineers Example sentencesExamples I am an electronics engineer and it occurs to me there may be an explanation for the problems which they described. James achieved A grades in maths, further maths, physics, chemistry and electronics. There may be a move away from electronics to photonics, a merging of the two, as well as links to carbon-based systems. He went into electronics engineering at university, but lost interest quickly. The electronics sector is shedding jobs, and life sciences is set to become the bigger employer in the near future. After a successful career as an electronics engineer Ian now lives by his wits. This business venture is certain to raise eyebrows in the electronics industry. What happens when someone in the electronics lab comes up with a design for a new engine? This has seen a large number of electronics and components firms come into the UK from abroad. Surely in this age of digital electronics we can improve this situation somewhat. Many of these vacancies are in the electronics sector, which has thrived in the climate of consensus and partnership. The list of companies in the Irish Republic reads like a who's who in global electronics. He sees genetic and protein engineering taking over from electronics. Ireland's market concentration for the electronics industry is greater than anywhere else in the world. The section is now so huge that it needs to be split into five big electronics divisions. Ever since its earliest days, the electronics industry has been on a rollercoaster responds to market demands. Michael John Smith led an unremarkable life as an electronics engineer. Some 270,000 more engineers will be required for the electronics sector by 2009. Negative feedback is a ubiquitous principle in engineering and electronics. Three electronics engineers were hired when the assembly line was purchased. 1.1treated as plural Circuits or devices using transistors, microchips, and other components. Example sentencesExamples There were very few who had not heard of him, or his business in mechanics and electronics. All the electronics in the video camera froze so film was the only technology that worked. As a semiconductor for electronics, silicon has always been a compromise between cost and ability. The main theme of the article was that integrated circuits would lead to cheaper electronics. It is easy to misuse the engine, but we have an efficient electronics system to help this. Weighed against this are reduced scrubber efficiency and the prospect of electronics not behaving in the cold. It left a big dent near some sensitive electronics at the base of the left solid rocket booster. It connects with engine electronics and beeps when the driver brakes hard, takes a corner fast or accelerates quickly. It could be used to make artificial nerves, rubbery needles or wearable electronics. The actual chair is in the corner and we've replaced the chair with a computer and a set of electronics and sensors. Users can conduct parametric searches and searches for similar parts to aid them in the design of electronics products. Products sold range from electronics to machinery and engineering equipment, chemicals and whisky. Indonesian workers are not yet familiar with computers and electronics. I really liked all the gadgets and electronics, such as the TV screen, and it looks like it is well built. In the run up to Christmas, the company stockpiled toys and electronics - so that it could meet demand. It's like all those robots you see on sci-fi programmes where the insides have electronics and wires. Turn off or disconnect appliances or electronics you were using when the power went out. Even undernourished populations often gain access to consumer electronics these days. Even when it is manufacturable, there is still packaging work needed for the back-end electronics. Everything about the car is as it would be if it were still competing aside from a lack of engine or electronics.
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