homopolar
/hɒməˈpoʊlər/Definitions
1. adjective
Having the same electric charge or polarity on both sides of a boundary, especially on the two electrodes of an electric cell or battery.
“The researcher studied the homopolar characteristics of the newly designed capacitor.”
2. noun
A type of electric motor or generator that produces a rotation in one direction, using a homopolar magnetic field.
“The homopolar motor was used to power the prototype of the electric vehicle.”
3. noun
A type of electric cell or battery with homopolar characteristics, especially one using a liquid electrolyte.
“The researcher worked with homopolar cells to develop a more efficient power source.”