Cathode makes reference to the terminal on an electrical device from which a major flow of electrons takes place a or from which electric current flows, an in a battery.
The converse of anode. The term also sometimes used to refer to the negative side of a solid state diode. In tubes the cathode is the source of a cathode-ray, or a cloud of electrons that moves towards the oppositely changed anode.
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"Cathode" is in the HS Code "8540"
Thermionic, Cold Cathode Or Photo-Cathode Valves And Tubes ( For Example, Vacuum Or Vapour Or Gas Fi
"Cathode" is in the UNSPSC Code "41113701"
Cathode ray tube tester
Cathode The electrode in an electrochemical cell where reduction takes place. During discharge, the positive electrode of the cell is the cathode. During charge in a rechargeable battery, the negative electrode is the cathode.
-see also:
"Cathode" is in the HS Code "8540"
Thermionic, Cold Cathode Or Photo-Cathode Valves And Tubes ( For Example, Vacuum Or Vapour Or Gas Fi
"Cathode" is in the UNSPSC Code "32141001"
Cathode ray tubes
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