Monophasisk
Monophasisk (monophasic) is an adjective used in several technical and medical contexts to describe something that has a single phase or component, as opposed to two or more phases (such as biphasic or multiphasic). The term comes from the Greek monos, meaning single, and phasis, meaning appearance or phase.
In electrical engineering and power systems, monophasisk refers to single-phase power, which uses a single alternating
In pharmacology, monophasic formulations deliver a constant dose of an active ingredient throughout a treatment cycle.
In medical devices and signal processing, monophasic can describe waveforms or pulses with a single polarity,
Overall, monophasisk denotes a single-phase characteristic across disciplines, with context determining the exact implications and trade-offs.