Sentences with phrase «coil in»

«The system malfunctions then ice builds up in the evaporator coil in the freezer, and that can cause the unit to quit cooling in the refrigerator side first, and then it progresses to the freezer.»

It works well — you only need to make sure the coil in your phone is aligned with the coil in the charger — and charges my Nexus 5 from dead to full in about three hours.

This was a definite issue with early wireless charging pads, but it has faded as the technology has improved and manufacturers have started to put more than one coil in their products.

Maybe Apple asked Microsoft where to put the coil in the iPhone for wireless recharging.

The coil in your Android is also connected to the battery charging circuit, and your battery is charged using the energy induced in the magnetic field.

Like the Qi wireless standard, Touchstone works off of the principles of inductive power transfer, charging your devices by running a current through a tight coil of wire in the charger that induces a charge in a corresponding coil in the smartphone's back.

If you have a pair of non-beats headphones, simply remove the tray and coil your in - ear - monitors into the generous cavity.

I still regret that Panasonic didn't update their automatic wireless charger (QE - TM101 - K)-- a large pad with a motorized coil in it.

Just like wireless charging cards from TYLT and others, the Vu - Mate is a thin charging coil in a plastic wrapper with small metal contacts that reach out and touch the appropriate phone - side contacts to complete the loop.

The further apart the coil in your phone and the coil on the tray is, the slower the phone will charge.

Fed up with trying to match the ever - growing variety of phone designs with custom - fit cases, accessory providers have trimmed the fat and simply wrapped an induction coil in a plastic protective case, stuck on some glue, and added a USB charging port.

In general, such a wireless charger includes a housing with an insertion hole through which a portable terminal can be inserted, and a transmitting coil in the housing disposed to face a receiving coil of an inserted portable terminal.

A second coil in a mobile device takes energy from this electromagnetic field and converts it back into electrical current to charge the battery.

Inductive charging typically involves a transmitter coil in a charging pad transmitting energy via a magnetic field to a receiving coil in the device.

The base unit has a wire coil in it that is magnetically energized and radiates this energy a few centimeters above the unit.

One of the primary complaints consumers have regarding wireless charging is that thick cases separate the induction coil in the device too far away from the power coil in the base unit and the device fails to charge.

The output of the coil in the device is carefully controlled to match the output of the traditional wall charger the device would use and then it is stepped down accordingly.

The coil in the device absorbs the magnetic energy and the microcircuit attached to the coil converts the magnetic energy to electrical energy and recharges the battery.

Wireless chargers (also known as «inductive charging») typically use an induction coil to create an alternating electromagnetic field from within a charging base station, and a second induction coil in the portable device takes power from the electromagnetic field and converts it back into electric current to charge the battery.

While we were a bit apprehensive about the small size of the unit (it's the same width as the SIII but only half the length) because we were worried the phone would fall off or the charging unit and the coil in the phone would fail to line up properly, our concerns were entirely unfounded.

«Each time science tightens a coil in the slack of our understanding,» Safina writes, «it elaborates its fundamental discovery: connection.»

The easiest way to retrofit an active solar thermal space heating system in such a house would probably be to install a hydronic coil in your air handler.

2.5 kwh electric resistance coil in supply air ducts of ventilation system backing up Sanden CO2 refrigerant heat pump water heater emitting space heat via Runtal vertical radiator in main room (replaced high - efficiency (92 %) condensing gas furnace)

The system of Figure 5.9 also has the advantage of being easily adapted to combination space and domestic hot water heating applications as shown in Figure 5.2 In that configuration, the storage tank needs to have 2 additional side ports available for the pumped loop to the hot water coil in the space heating process air stream.

Bright red lines form a grid, while thinner black lines coil in on themselves like old string.

The latter enables the player to target swarms of multiple enemies and then, consequently, release them from their mortal coil in a barrage of homing plasma death.

Even the power charger too has gained from the innovative push, as it has been designed to coil in the power cable within itself instead of dangling outside and mess things up.

a couple of months after that, Mass Airflow Sensor died, then EVAP Sensor, then a coil in 1 of my cylinders, then my struts, springs and strut mounts broke on the driver

See this example of a single ignition coil in a Volkswagen air - cooled engine.

A pad in the garage floor transfers the power inductively to a receiver coil in the automobile with a power output of 3.6 kW.

To that, Cadillac adds magnetic ride control, 40 - percent faster in response time and control authority in damping, and with a new twin - wire dual coil in each damper.

I installed a new battery, put a new ignition coil in it, and drove it home.

The coil in question is just a two wire coil on plug and I don't know if its possible to just hook up a 12V...

There is even a special feature integrated into the park assist system that helps the driver align with the coil in a parking space.

When you mean a a bad coil, do you mean the coil in the distributor?

The Lovely Bones and little Susie Salmon (Saoirse Ronan) certainly tell us what she's learning while watching her family and murderer shuffle around on the mortal coil in a near - constant voice - over, but those words of denial and anger growing into acceptance don't reveal themselves in her limited actions in her stop on the way to Heaven (This might also be attributed to the fact that the story is told in the past tense, which lessens its overall impact as she has already seen and discovered these things; she's telling her story as opposed to living it, if you pardon the metaphysical contradiction in the wording).

The Death of Louis XIV By Yonca Talu The Sun King shuffles off this mortal coil in Albert Serra's rich, tragicomic portrait of an absolute monarch's final days Plus: an interview with star and French New Wave axiom Jean - Pierre Léaud

Having only just been introduced alongside his sister the Scarlet Witch, Pietro Maximoff (played by Aaaron Taylor - Johnson) shuffled off his mortal coil in a heart - breaking but noble scene.

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What we want to do is we want to coil it in and think about keeping that back super flat.

The scientists found that if they made the fiber coil in the same direction as the twist, the fiber cable would contract.

The atoms where magnetically confined by the coil in the center which is 1 cm in diameter.

A coil in the bottom of the vehicle could receive electricity from a series of coils connected to an electric current embedded in the road.»

A coil in the base unit creates an electromagnetic field that interacts with a coil attached to the car, which converts it back into an electric current.

The finished product — which looks like a long, thick garden hose — is then fed right onto a specially designed ship where workers begin to wind it into massive coils in the hull.

The chain coils in upon itself and the intensity of the phenomenon tends to rise almost vertically.

And one of the more caustic and audacious of the lot coils in front, ready to sting.

Essentially, in the twofold irresistible embrace of a planet that is visibly shrinking, and Thought that is more and more rapidly coiling in upon itself; the dust of human units finds itself subjected to a formidable pressure of coalescence, far stronger than the individual or national repulsions that so alarm us.

A slight unevenness of distribution occurring by chance at any given point (a contingency that was bound to arise) was all that was needed to cause the entire edifice to break up into parts which, sundering themselves from their neighbors, coiled in more and more tightly upon themselves in enormous clots — their vastness, by the law of celestial mechanics, being directly proportionate to the lightness of the matter of which they were originally composed.

A few innovations include energy - efficient infrared technology in charbroilers and griddles, life - extending finless condenser coils in refrigerators, and maintenance - friendly deliming systems in commercial dishwashers.