closed circuit
microchannel
interaction space
interelectron
conduction band
electron multiplier
control grid
grid
discharge tube
negative
dielectron
anode
alternating current
electropositive
loop
electronlike
cathode
inductive effect
buncher
electronics
anaphoresis
n-type semiconductor
drift space
interelectronic
hole state
electronic
particle beam
multielectron
itinerance
metallic bond
orbit
magnetron
electronic equipment
elementary charge
intracircuit
tank circuit
electron
collector
persuader
hodoscope
yoke
thermionics
subcircuit
ionophoresis
electron orbit
free electron
open circuit
valence shell
live wire
oxygenlike
series circuit
hole
electronegative
secondary emission
Van de Graaff generator
electrical circuit
resonator
electro-motion
voltage drop
electrostatic energy
circuiting
electromotive
multicircuit
thermion
charge-exchange accelerator
chemical bond
quadruelectronic
thermoelectron
bond
quasifree
electric field
lens
electrical conduction
charged particle
phototube
exciton
delta ray
unielectronic
topological insulator
pulse timing circuit
electric current
coil
CRT
trielectronic
T-network
cathode-ray tube

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