direct currents
[dəˈrɛkt ˈkɜrənts]
nounpl: direct currents
correntes diretas
1. Electric current that flows in one constant direction, typically from positive to negative terminal
Direct currents are commonly used in batteries and electronic devices.
Correntes diretas são comumente usadas em baterias e dispositivos eletrônicos.
2. The plural form referring to multiple instances or applications of unidirectional electrical flow
The system uses multiple direct currents to power different circuits.
O sistema usa múltiplas correntes diretas para alimentar diferentes circuitos.
In Brazilian Portuguese, 'corrente contínua' (CC) is the more traditional and widely used term in technical and educational contexts, while 'corrente direta' is less common. In Portugal, 'corrente contínua' is the standard terminology. The English abbreviation 'DC' is universally recognized in both countries' technological sectors.
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