Synonyms and Antonyms for electric-circuit
1. electric circuit (n.)
an electrical device that provides a path for electrical current to flow
- open circuit
- bridge
- computer circuit
- tank circuit
- thermionic valve
- resistance
- limiter
- series circuit
- clipper
- resonant circuit
- choking coil
- bridged-T
- data link
- wiring
- electron tube
- feedback loop
- capacitance
- flip-flop
- bridge circuit
- bypass
- vacuum tube
- resonator
- resistor
- electrical condenser
- electrical relay
- relay
- feedback circuit
- squelch circuit
- T-network
- squelch
- electrical shunt
- delay line
- capacitor
- electrical device
- pulse timing circuit
- closed circuit
- thermionic tube
- short
- condenser
- shunt
- electronic equipment
- choke coil
- choke
- short circuit
- squelcher
- thermionic vacuum tube
- circuit
- electrical circuit
- link
- tube
- loop
2. electric (adj.)
using or providing or producing or transmitting or operated by electricity
4. electric (n.)
a car that is powered by electricity
5. electric (adj.)
affected by emotion as if by electricity; thrilling
6. circuit (n.)
an electrical device that provides a path for electrical current to flow
- open circuit
- bridge
- computer circuit
- tank circuit
- electric circuit
- thermionic valve
- resistance
- limiter
- series circuit
- clipper
- resonant circuit
- choking coil
- bridged-T
- data link
- wiring
- electron tube
- feedback loop
- capacitance
- flip-flop
- bridge circuit
- bypass
- vacuum tube
- resonator
- resistor
- electrical condenser
- electrical relay
- relay
- feedback circuit
- squelch circuit
- T-network
- squelch
- electrical shunt
- delay line
- capacitor
- electrical device
- pulse timing circuit
- closed circuit
- thermionic tube
- short
- condenser
- shunt
- electronic equipment
- choke coil
- choke
- short circuit
- squelcher
- thermionic vacuum tube
- electrical circuit
- link
- tube
- loop
7. circuit (n.)
a journey or route all the way around a particular place or area
8. circuit (n.)
movement once around a course
9. circuit (n.)
the boundary line encompassing an area or object
