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Vaxorcist: Fixed typo

2023-08-19T09:45:32Z

Fixed typo

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	(Obviously all electrical devices, such as [[relay]]s, light bulbs, etc, use electrons, but the term generally refers to those with controlling devices, as above.)		(Obviously all electrical devices, such as [[relay]]s, light bulbs, etc, use electrons, but the term generally refers to those with controlling devices, as above.)

	The plural form, '''electronics''', is ~~shorhand~~ for [[hardware]] which is electronic in nature.		The plural form, '''electronics''', is shorthand for [[hardware]] which is electronic in nature.

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	[[Category: Electronics]]		[[Category: Electronics]]

Jnc: +cat

2018-12-14T18:10:24Z

+cat

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			[[Category: Electronics]]

Jnc: Proper cat, extend a bit

2018-10-20T00:12:04Z

Proper cat, extend a bit

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	'''Electronic''' means that a device depends on the controlled use of [[electron]]s. The controlling device is a [[vacuum tube]] or a [[transistor]], but [[diode]]s, as well as other ~~electical~~ devices ([[resistor]]s, [[capacitor]]s, and [[inductor]]s) are usually also involved.		'''Electronic''' means that a device depends on the controlled use of [[electron]]s. The controlling device is a [[vacuum tube]] or a [[transistor]], but [[diode]]s, as well as other passive electrical devices ([[resistor]]s, [[capacitor]]s, and [[inductor]]s) are usually also involved.

	(Obviously all electrical devices, such as [[relay]]s, light bulbs, etc, use electrons, but the term generally refers to those with controlling devices, as above.)		(Obviously all electrical devices, such as [[relay]]s, light bulbs, etc, use electrons, but the term generally refers to those with controlling devices, as above.)

	{{stub}}		The plural form, '''electronics''', is shorhand for [[hardware]] which is electronic in nature.

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Jnc: Pretty hand-wavy, but it has the basics

2018-05-01T23:25:49Z

Pretty hand-wavy, but it has the basics

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'''Electronic''' means that a device depends on the controlled use of [[electron]]s. The controlling device is a [[vacuum tube]] or a [[transistor]], but [[diode]]s, as well as other electical devices ([[resistor]]s, [[capacitor]]s, and [[inductor]]s) are usually also involved.

(Obviously all electrical devices, such as [[relay]]s, light bulbs, etc, use electrons, but the term generally refers to those with controlling devices, as above.)

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