Anod
Anod is a term that may be encountered in several contexts, but it is most commonly a misspelling or alternate transliteration of anode, the electrode through which conventional current flows into an electrical device. In many languages, anod or a similar form is used to mean anode in translations, though the standard English spelling is anode.
In electrochemistry, the anode is defined as the electrode at which oxidation occurs. In galvanic (voltaic)
In devices such as diodes and vacuum tubes, the anode is the positive electrode toward which current
Etymology and usage: The standard spelling in English is the anode. In some languages or technical contexts,