binistor A four-terminal controlled rectifier semiconductor that provides bistable negative-resistance characteristics.
binomial array A directional-antenna array used for reducing minor lobes and providing maximum response in opposite directions.
biochemical fuel cell An electrochemical generator of electrical power in which bi-organic matter is used as the fuel source. In the usual electrochemical reaction, air serves as the oxidant at the cathode and microorganisms are used to catalyze the oxidation of the bi-organic matter at the anode.
bioelectricity Electric currents and potential differences that occur in living tissues. Muscle and nerve tissue, for example, are generators of bioelectricity, although the potential registered may be less ...
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