👉 The term "intermittor" is a technical term in electrical engineering, specifically used to describe a device or circuit that allows current to flow without being completely blocked by resistance. Intermittors are typically used in electrical circuits to provide power during times of low voltage or when there is no obvious reason for the circuit to be shorted. A typical intermodulator consists of two conductive wires connected in series, with one wire serving as a conducting path and the other serving as an electrical ground
