Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
conductor-loss
noun
/kənˈdʌktər lɔs/
Definition
The reduction in electrical current that occurs as a result of resistance in conductive materials.
Examples
- The conductor-loss in the power lines contributed to the increase in energy costs.
- Engineers strive to minimize conductor-loss to improve the efficiency of electrical systems.
- By using high-quality materials, conductor-loss can be significantly reduced.
Meaning
Conductor-loss refers to the energy that is lost as heat when an electrical current passes through a conductor due to its inherent resistance.
Synonyms
- resistive loss
- ohmic loss
- energy loss
