Leitfähigkeit
dieNounconductivity
English translations
- 01
conductivity
Word details
- German meaning
- Leitfähigkeit bezeichnet die Fähigkeit eines Materials, elektrischen Strom oder Wärme zu leiten.
- English meaning
- conductivity
- Synonym
- Konduktivität
- German example
- Kupfer hat eine hohe elektrische Leitfähigkeit.
- English example
- Copper has a high electrical conductivity.
- Type
- Noun
- Article
- die
- Singular Form
- die Leitfähigkeit
- Plural Form
- die Leitfähigkeiten
Related words
- Supraleitfähigkeit
superconductivity
- Fotoleitfähigkeit
photoconductivity
- Wärmeleitfähigkeit
thermal conductivity
- Wärmeleitfähigkeit
Thermal conductivity
- Halbleiter
Semiconductor
- Dotierung
Doping
- Halbleitereigenschaft
A semiconductor property describes the ability of a material to have electrical conductivity between that of a conductor and an insulator, which can be influenced by external factors such as temperature or voltage.
- nichtmetallisch
Non-metallic
- Berylliumkupfer
Beryllium copper is an alloy of copper with a small amount of beryllium, characterized by high strength, hardness, and good electrical conductivity.
- Valenzband
Valence band
- graphitieren
To graphite
- Kupfergruppe
Copper group
- Aluminiumnitrid
Aluminum nitride
- Defektelektron
A hole is a positively charged quasiparticle in a semiconductor, created by the absence of an electron in an atomic lattice.
- Graphitrohr
A graphite tube is a tube made of graphite, used in various industrial applications due to its heat resistance and electrical conductivity.
- halbmetallisch
Metalloid
- Supraleitung
Superconductivity
- metallähnlich
Metallic-like
- Nanoröhrchen
Nanotubes are tiny, tube-shaped structures made of carbon atoms, used in nanotechnology.
- Dotierelement
A dopant is an element added to a semiconductor to alter its electrical conductivity.
Example sentences with “Leitfähigkeit”
Metalle haben eine hohe Leitfähigkeit. (Metals have high conductivity.)
Frequently asked questions
Is 'Leitfähigkeit' feminine?
Yes, it is feminine (die).