Definition of open circuit in English:

open circuit

noun

An electrical circuit that is not complete.
Example sentencesExamples
- In a preferred embodiment enabled by an electroluminescent system without a back electrode, a fingerprint is disposed to close the open circuit by making contact and thereby serving as a ‘temporary’ back electrode.
- Checking a shorted part's easy: Just connect an ohmmeter, and if it never charges up to an open circuit, then it's either leaky or shorted.
- The Databus Network / Harness Tester isolates all common wiring faults (short circuits, shorts to shield, open circuits and cross-overs, etc.) on any aircraft with a databus harness system.
- Oxygen uptake was measured breath by breath with an open circuit.
- In an open circuit, the free charges would simply remain on the electrodes and a voltage could be measured.
- This is an example of an open circuit, a gap in the loop preventing charge carriers from moving, thus preventing current.
- As such, metal lines are formed so as to extend into the depression without a breach that would otherwise leave an open circuit during attempted use.
- The capacitance settings for each amplifier were calibrated in open circuit by measurement of the charge required for a 10-mV voltage step and a correction equation applied to all dial measurements of cell capacitance.

Definition of open circuit in US English:

open circuit

nounˈōpən ˈsərkət

An electrical circuit that is not complete.
Example sentencesExamples
- The capacitance settings for each amplifier were calibrated in open circuit by measurement of the charge required for a 10-mV voltage step and a correction equation applied to all dial measurements of cell capacitance.
- This is an example of an open circuit, a gap in the loop preventing charge carriers from moving, thus preventing current.
- As such, metal lines are formed so as to extend into the depression without a breach that would otherwise leave an open circuit during attempted use.
- Checking a shorted part's easy: Just connect an ohmmeter, and if it never charges up to an open circuit, then it's either leaky or shorted.
- In a preferred embodiment enabled by an electroluminescent system without a back electrode, a fingerprint is disposed to close the open circuit by making contact and thereby serving as a ‘temporary’ back electrode.
- In an open circuit, the free charges would simply remain on the electrodes and a voltage could be measured.
- The Databus Network / Harness Tester isolates all common wiring faults (short circuits, shorts to shield, open circuits and cross-overs, etc.) on any aircraft with a databus harness system.
- Oxygen uptake was measured breath by breath with an open circuit.

单词	open circuit
释义	Definition of open circuit in English: open circuit noun An electrical circuit that is not complete. Example sentencesExamples In a preferred embodiment enabled by an electroluminescent system without a back electrode, a fingerprint is disposed to close the open circuit by making contact and thereby serving as a ‘temporary’ back electrode. Checking a shorted part's easy: Just connect an ohmmeter, and if it never charges up to an open circuit, then it's either leaky or shorted. The Databus Network / Harness Tester isolates all common wiring faults (short circuits, shorts to shield, open circuits and cross-overs, etc.) on any aircraft with a databus harness system. Oxygen uptake was measured breath by breath with an open circuit. In an open circuit, the free charges would simply remain on the electrodes and a voltage could be measured. This is an example of an open circuit, a gap in the loop preventing charge carriers from moving, thus preventing current. As such, metal lines are formed so as to extend into the depression without a breach that would otherwise leave an open circuit during attempted use. The capacitance settings for each amplifier were calibrated in open circuit by measurement of the charge required for a 10-mV voltage step and a correction equation applied to all dial measurements of cell capacitance. Definition of open circuit in US English: open circuit nounˈōpən ˈsərkət An electrical circuit that is not complete. Example sentencesExamples The capacitance settings for each amplifier were calibrated in open circuit by measurement of the charge required for a 10-mV voltage step and a correction equation applied to all dial measurements of cell capacitance. This is an example of an open circuit, a gap in the loop preventing charge carriers from moving, thus preventing current. As such, metal lines are formed so as to extend into the depression without a breach that would otherwise leave an open circuit during attempted use. Checking a shorted part's easy: Just connect an ohmmeter, and if it never charges up to an open circuit, then it's either leaky or shorted. In a preferred embodiment enabled by an electroluminescent system without a back electrode, a fingerprint is disposed to close the open circuit by making contact and thereby serving as a ‘temporary’ back electrode. In an open circuit, the free charges would simply remain on the electrodes and a voltage could be measured. The Databus Network / Harness Tester isolates all common wiring faults (short circuits, shorts to shield, open circuits and cross-overs, etc.) on any aircraft with a databus harness system. Oxygen uptake was measured breath by breath with an open circuit.
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