Tripoláris

Tripoláris is a Hungarian adjective meaning "tripolar" or "three-pole." It describes systems, devices, or phenomena characterized by three poles or centers of operation. The word derives from tri- (three) and pólus (pole) with the adjectival suffix -áris, and is used primarily in Hungarian-language technical and scientific literature.

In engineering and physics, tripoláris can refer to three-pole configurations, such as tripolar electrode arrangements used in certain biomedical or neural stimulation applications, or three-pole magnetic or electrostatic arrangements designed to shape fields. In mathematics and geometry, the term may appear in discussions of coordinate systems or pole-based representations that involve three reference points, sometimes described in texts as tripolar coordinates. In other domains, it appears as a direct translation of the English "tripolar" where three interacting poles define the phenomenon.

Because "tripoláris" lacks a single universal definition, its precise meaning is context-dependent. When encountering the term, readers should consult the specific field’s terminology to determine which three poles or centers are being referred to.

See also:

- Tripolar

- Polarity

- Multipole

- Electrode configuration

- Magnetism