Anodal is a term used in electrical engineering to describe an electrode in a circuit that is positively charged. The antonym for anodal is cathodal, which refers to an electrode that is negatively charged in a circuit. These two terms are commonly used in the field of neuroscience to describe the movement of electrically charged particles across the brain. In medicine, anodal stimulation is used as an effective method for treating various conditions such as depression, while cathodal stimulation is used to reduce the activity of overactive brain regions. Understanding the antonyms of anodal is essential for anyone working in the field of electrical engineering, neuroscience, or medicine.

What are the antonyms for Anodal?

• adj.

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  • cathodic
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