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varactor
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va·rac·tor  (v-rktr, v-)
n.
A semiconductor device in which the capacitance is sensitive to the applied voltage at the boundary of the semiconductor material and an insulator.


varactor [ˈvɛəˌræktə]
n
(Electronics) a semiconductor diode that acts as a voltage-dependent capacitor, being operated with a reverse bias Compare varistor
[probably a blend of variable reactor]


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