Diodo is a noun.
/djodo/
In Spanish, diodo refers to a semiconductor device that allows current to flow in one direction only, typically used in electronic circuits, including rectifiers, voltage regulators, and signal modulators. It is a fundamental component in electronics and telecommunications, including radio technology. The frequency of use for the term "diodo" is relatively high among professionals in engineering, electronics, and radio sectors. It is more frequently encountered in written contexts (such as technical documentation) than in everyday oral communication.
"The diode is used to rectify alternating current into direct current."
"Un diodo puede ser utilizado como un interruptor en circuitos electrónicos."
"A diode can be used as a switch in electronic circuits."
"Cuando un diodo se quema, puede afectar todo el circuito."
The term diodo is not commonly used in idiomatic expressions in the Spanish language. However, there are some related phrases and collocations within the technical and scientific communities that feature the term:
"The Zener diode is essential in power supplies."
"Un diodo de alta velocidad es crucial para la transmisión de datos."
"A high-speed diode is crucial for data transmission."
"El diodo rectificador transforma la señal para su uso en el equipo."
"The rectifier diode transforms the signal for use in the equipment."
"Resulta importante elegir el diodo adecuado para cada aplicación."
The word diodo comes from the modern Latin term "diode", which is derived from the Greek word "diodos", meaning "going through" (from "dia" meaning "through" and "hodos" meaning "way" or "road"). It reflects the diode's function of allowing current to pass in a specific direction.
Synonyms: - Semiconductores (semiconductors) - Rectificador (rectifier)
Antonyms: - No hay antónimos directos, ya que el "diodo" es un componente eléctrico específico. (There are no direct antonyms since "diodo" is a specific electrical component.)