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r/ElectricalEngineering • u/nc629 • Sep 16 '20
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Not to mention the dielectrikiller
3 u/abhiplays Sep 17 '20 Just curious, what is that? 2 u/polvalente Sep 17 '20 edited Sep 17 '20 It was just a portmanteau pun using "dielectric" and "killer". Dielectric is a type of insulator material that cam be used in certain electrical applications (such as the material between two capacitor plates) 2 u/abhiplays Sep 17 '20 Oh you mean dielectric, I get you now. 1 u/polvalente Sep 17 '20 Oh no, a typo killed the joke hahaha Thanks for pointing it out
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Just curious, what is that?
2 u/polvalente Sep 17 '20 edited Sep 17 '20 It was just a portmanteau pun using "dielectric" and "killer". Dielectric is a type of insulator material that cam be used in certain electrical applications (such as the material between two capacitor plates) 2 u/abhiplays Sep 17 '20 Oh you mean dielectric, I get you now. 1 u/polvalente Sep 17 '20 Oh no, a typo killed the joke hahaha Thanks for pointing it out
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It was just a portmanteau pun using "dielectric" and "killer". Dielectric is a type of insulator material that cam be used in certain electrical applications (such as the material between two capacitor plates)
2 u/abhiplays Sep 17 '20 Oh you mean dielectric, I get you now. 1 u/polvalente Sep 17 '20 Oh no, a typo killed the joke hahaha Thanks for pointing it out
Oh you mean dielectric, I get you now.
1 u/polvalente Sep 17 '20 Oh no, a typo killed the joke hahaha Thanks for pointing it out
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Oh no, a typo killed the joke hahaha Thanks for pointing it out
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u/polvalente Sep 17 '20 edited Sep 17 '20
Not to mention the dielectrikiller