Patent jargon in electronics electrical power source for electronic circuits semiconductor switching device with a control electrode.

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Patent jargon in electronics electrical power source for electronic circuits semiconductor switching device with a control electrode galvanically isolated electrical coupling means = battery = transistor = transformer Optional

Patent jargon in electronics = current collector photo-transmitting device = LED (light-emitting diode) arrangement for tapping power from an electrical cable Optional

Patent jargon in general technology elongate member= pipe, riser, cable or optical fibre wing = door or window Optional

Patent jargon in general technology energy-storing means = spring fastening means = nail, screw or rivet, etc. Optional

Patent jargon in general technology a flexible member = membrane or diaphragm locking means = U-shaped retainer, etc. Optional