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Materials that do not conduct electricity and that are used for making capacitors, for insulating conductors (as in crossover and multi-layered circuits), and for encapsulating circuits.
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Non-metallic and, therefore, nonconductive. Glass fibers are considered dielectric and therefore resistant to EMI/RFI interference. A dielectric cable contains no metallic compounds.
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| dielectric |
An insulator. Localized regions of dielectric materials are used in semiconductor devices, for example, to provide electrical isolation between dice, between metal interconnect layers, and between the gate electrode and the channel.
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| dielectric |
A material used to prevent two points in an electrical circuit from becoming conductively connected. Sometimes referred to as a dielectric barrier.
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An insulator used to isolate two conductors. The air (Vacuum) is a perfect insulator.
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