Branly effect
Branly effect · Branly effects
An increase in electric conduction induced by radio waves, exploited in the cohererAn increase in electric conduction induced by radio waves, exploited in the coherer.
Meaning
1 sensesAn increase in electric conduction induced by radio waves, exploited in the coherer.
Origin
Named after Édouard Branly, who discovered the effect on 24 November 1890.Named after Édouard Branly, who discovered the effect on 24 November 1890.
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Forms
plural: Branly effects| Singular | Branly effect |
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