👉 In physics and engineering, a semidestructive system is one that can be observed but not modified or altered. It refers to systems where changes in the physical environment do not affect the behavior of the system. This means that the system remains unchanged or nearly unchanged under certain conditions without any visible effects on its internal workings. For example, in a semiconductor device, if you measure the voltage across a diode, it will remain at its nominal value even when an external voltage is applied to it.
