What is another word for impedance?
Pronunciation:
[ ɪmpˈiːdəns], [ ɪmpˈiːdəns], [ ɪ_m_p_ˈiː_d_ə_n_s]
Synonyms for Impedance:
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n.
• clog- block ,
- blockade ,
- burden ,
- drag ,
- impediment ,
- obstruction ,
- snag .
- ac ,
- alternating current ,
- amperes ,
- amplifier ,
- anode ,
- backplane ,
- capacitance ,
- capacitor ,
- cathode ,
- charge ,
- circuit ,
- circuit card ,
- computer ,
- conductor ,
- connection ,
- crt ,
- current ,
- cycle ,
- diode ,
- direct current ,
- discharge ,
- electricity ,
- electrode ,
- electromagnetism ,
- electronics ,
- electrostatic ,
- fm ,
- frequency ,
- ic ,
- induction ,
- insulator ,
- juice ,
- kilohertz ,
- magnetism ,
- megahertz ,
- memory ,
- microphone ,
- monitor ,
- motherboard ,
- negative ,
- network ,
- ohm ,
- polarity ,
- positive ,
- processor ,
- radar ,
- radio ,
- receiver ,
- resistance ,
- resistor ,
- shock ,
- spark ,
- speaker ,
- television ,
- transistor ,
- transmitter ,
- triode ,
- tube ,
- tweeter ,
- video ,
- volt ,
- voltage ,
- watt ,
- wattage .
- animosity ,
- bad blood ,
- bad feeling ,
- bickering ,
- bickerings ,
- bone to pick ,
- counteraction ,
- discontent ,
- discord ,
- disharmony ,
- dispute ,
- dissension ,
- faction ,
- factionalism ,
- flak ,
- hassle ,
- hatred ,
- incompatibility ,
- opposition ,
- quarrel ,
- resentment ,
- rivalry ,
- row ,
- ruckus ,
- rumpus ,
- set to ,
- set-to ,
- setto ,
- sour note ,
- strife ,
- trouble ,
- wrangling ,
- wranglings .
- albatross ,
- bafflement ,
- baggage ,
- ball and chain ,
- barrier ,
- blockage ,
- bottleneck ,
- brake ,
- bung ,
- catch ,
- catch-22 ,
- choke ,
- complication ,
- congestion ,
- constipation ,
- constraint ,
- crimp ,
- dam ,
- damper ,
- delay ,
- deterrent ,
- disadvantage ,
- drawback ,
- entanglement ,
- entrapment ,
- excess baggage ,
- foot dragging ,
- frustration ,
- glitch ,
- gridlock ,
- handicap ,
- hang-up ,
- hurdle ,
- impasse ,
- inhibition ,
- interruption ,
- intervention ,
- jam ,
- jam-up ,
- joker ,
- limitation ,
- lock ,
- millstone ,
- mire ,
- monkey wrench ,
- obstacle ,
- plug ,
- restraint ,
- restriction ,
- snarl ,
- stay ,
- stop ,
- stoppage ,
- stumbling block ,
- tangle ,
- trammel .
Other synonyms:
Other relevant words:
- Avoiding ,
- Checking ,
- Cumbrance ,
- Debarring ,
- Delaying ,
- Electrical Impedance ,
- Hampering ,
- Hinderance ,
- Insusceptibility ,
- Intercepting ,
- Interdicting ,
- Mitigating ,
- Obstructing ,
- Ohmic Resistance ,
- Preventing ,
- Prohibiting ,
- Proscribing ,
- Renitence ,
- Renitency ,
- Restraining ,
- Retarding ,
- Tabooing ,
- aborting ,
- abortion ,
- active ,
- antagonism ,
- anticipation ,
- antithesis ,
- arrest ,
- arresting ,
- avoidance ,
- balk ,
- balking ,
- ban ,
- banning ,
- bar ,
- barring ,
- baulk ,
- baulking ,
- blackout ,
- blocking ,
- capacitive reactance ,
- check ,
- competition ,
- conflict ,
- contradiction ,
- contrariety ,
- contrariness ,
- contrast ,
- control ,
- controlling ,
- curb ,
- curbing ,
- debarment ,
- difficulty ,
- electric resistance ,
- electrical phenomenon ,
- electrical resistance ,
- endurance ,
- enemy ,
- enjoining ,
- exemption ,
- fending off ,
- foiling ,
- forbiddance ,
- forbidding ,
- forestalling ,
- franchise ,
- friction ,
- frustrating ,
- halt ,
- halting ,
- hindering ,
- hitch ,
- hostility ,
- immunity ,
- impeding ,
- inhibiting ,
- injunction ,
- interception ,
- interdiction ,
- interference ,
- magnetic reluctance ,
- mitigation ,
- obviation ,
- ohmage ,
- opponent ,
- preclusion ,
- prevention ,
- prohibition ,
- proscription ,
- reactance ,
- reluctance ,
- reluctivity ,
- resistivity ,
- retardation ,
- set back ,
- skin effect ,
- slowing ,
- staving off ,
- stopping ,
- taboo ,
- thwarting ,
- underground ,
- warding off .
How to use "Impedance" in context?
When we think about electrical circuits, we typically think about volts and amps. But in reality, any process that creates a voltage or current also creates a push and pull duo known as impedance. This concept is incredibly important when it comes to understanding how electrical circuits operate, and it can even have impacts on performance.
In a simple electrical circuit, like a battery, a resistor (a device that creates a decrease in current) and an inductor (a device that creates a increase in current) combine to create either a voltage or a current.
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