Translation guide
A dipole is a pair of equal and opposite electric charges or magnetic poles separated by a small distance. In Japanese, the term is primarily used in physics and engineering contexts.
The general concept of a dipole in physics, referring to a pair of opposite charges or poles.
Standard technical term for an electric or magnetic dipole. Used in academic and scientific contexts.
A water molecule has an electric dipole.
Loanword from English, commonly used in engineering and technical fields, especially for antennas.
Dipole antennas are widely used in wireless communication.
A molecule with a separation of charge, resulting in a dipole moment.
A type of radio antenna consisting of two conductive elements.
Specifically 'dipole moment', a measure of the polarity of a molecule.
Carbon dioxide has a dipole moment of zero.
A half-wave dipole is one of the basic antennas.