Dielectrics is a branch of electronics engaged in the study of electronic devices and systems that use in their work to generate, convert and amplify signals electrical, electromechanical, electro-optical and electrothermal phenomena that occur in active dielectrics under various external influences. Dielectric devices of electronic equipment are called electronic devices based on the application of the properties of dielectrics.
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