| 释义 |
ovon·ics
\ōˈväniks\ noun plural but usually singular in construction
Usage: usually capitalized
Etymology: Stanford R. Ovshinsky b 1923 American inventor + electronics
: a branch of electronics that deals with applications of the change from an electrically nonconducting state to a semiconducting state shown by glasses of special composition upon application of a certain minimum voltage
• ovonic adjective , often capitalized |