Dipoles

/ˈdaɪpoʊlz/ noun

Definition

The plural form of dipole; multiple pairs of opposite charges or poles.

Etymology

Simple plural of dipole, formed by adding -s. Dipole itself comes from di- (two) + pole (from Latin polus).

Kelly Says

In antenna design, dipole antennas use this two-pole principle and can be arranged in groups called dipole arrays—they're what lets your WiFi router communicate with your phone!

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