👉 Dipodic is a type of electrical circuit that consists of two or more conductors, typically wires, that are connected in series. This means that there will be no current flowing between them due to the presence of resistive elements (such as wire insulation) between them. In a dipole, the electric field produced by each conductor is different from the other, and this difference can cause the currents to flow in opposite directions. Dipole circuits are used in many applications, such as electrical motors
