👉 Scabetic is a type of electrical circuit that involves the use of a voltage-controlled resistor. It was first described in 1907 by Alexander von Humboldt and later introduced into electronics by George Gamow. In this context, it refers to an electronic device where the resistance of a component changes as a result of alternating current (AC) applied to it. This phenomenon is known as "scatrophonization" or "scatonic oscillation."
