Associations to the word «Coaxial»
Noun
- Trans
- Relay
- Ge
- Voltage
- Input
- Transmitter
- Gunner
- Gun
- Telephone
- Fed
- Copper
- Output
- Topology
- Inner
- M2
- Millimeter
- Pair
- Circuit
- Spiral
- Mode
- Interface
- Reflector
- Calibration
- Electrode
- Axis
- Geometry
- Cannon
- Receiver
- Feed
- Pounder
- Cylinder
- Filter
- Fig
- Torque
- Spectrometry
- Browning
- Bias
- Tuning
- Measurement
- Tat
- Loop
- Spacer
- Thin
- Terminal
- Photon
- Network
- Node
- Substrate
- Switch
- Tors
- Polarization
- Tube
- Wafer
- Slot
- Diameter
- Satellite
- Backbone
- Dt
- Tank
- Pin
- Plug
- Switching
- Line
- Telecommunication
- Cu
Adjective
Wiktionary
COAXIAL, adjective. (geometry) Having a common central axis
COAXIAL, noun. A coaxial cable
COAXIAL CABLE, noun. A transmission line, consisting of a conducting wire surrounded by an insulated spacer, surrounded by a cylindrical conducting sheath; used to carry high frequency signals such as TV.
COAXIAL CABLES, noun. Plural of coaxial cable
Dictionary definition
COAXIAL, adjective. Having a common axis.
Wise words
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