full-wave
ˈfʊl weɪv
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Definition of full-wave - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

electronics physicsTECH.using the entire cycle of a wave signalTECH.
  • This is a full-wave rectifier circuit.
  • A full-wave bridge rectifier is more efficient.
  • Full-wave detection improves signal accuracy.
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Expressions with full-wave

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electronic circuit converting AC to DC using both half-cycles
The full-wave rectifier is crucial in power supplies.

Origin of full-wave

English, full (complete) + wave (oscillation)

Terms with full-wave included in their meaning

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physics measurement
distance equal to half of a full wave cycle
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part of a repeating wave equal to half one full cycle
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relating to using or matching only half of a full wave cycle

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  1. French:à double alternance, ...
  2. German:vollwellig, ...
  3. Italian:a onda intera, ...
  4. Spanish:de onda completa, ...
  5. Portuguese:de onda completa, ...
  6. Chinese:全波的, ...
  7. Japanese:全波の, ...
  8. Arabic:مَوْجِيّ كَامِل, ...
  9. Hebrew:גַּל מָלֵא, ...
  10. Russian:полноволновой, ...
  11. Ukrainian:повнохвильовий, ...
  12. Hindi:पूर्ण-तरंग, ...
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