Usually means: Study and application of electronics.
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▸ noun:  electrical technology

Similar:
electroengineering, electropower, power electronics, electromechanics, electronics, electromedicine, electric energy, electrokinetics, electrophysics, electroconductivity, more...

Opposite:
nonelectric, non-electrical, non-electronic

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Similar:
electroengineering, electropower, power electronics, electromechanics, electronics, electromedicine, electric energy, electrokinetics, electrophysics, electroconductivity, more...

Opposite:
nonelectric, non-electrical, non-electronic



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