Sentences with phrase «in magnetic induction»

It's actually a hidden breakthrough in magnetic induction technology that levitates, rotates, and illuminates the globe above.

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The Touchstone charges the tablet through magnetic induction and activates exhibition mode, which can display a clock, calendar, photos or any other app that has such a function built in to it.

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The conserved fields — electric displacement field D, magnetic induction field B, and Poynting vector B — are all displaced in a consistent manner.

To investigate traffic transitions, Boris Kerner of Daimler - Benz in Stuttgart and Hubert Rehborn of Heusch / Boesefeldt, an intelligent transport systems firm in Aachen, used magnetic induction loops in a three - lane stretch of southbound highway near Frankfurt to monitor the number and speed of cars traveling in each lane.

Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is a non-invasive method of induction of a focal current in the brain and transient modulation of the function of the targeted cerebral cortex.

NDCX II is a linear accelerator (linac) that operates on the principle of induction, in which electrical current in one winding induces a varying magnetic field in the second winding and thus transfers energy to a new current, as in a transformer.

And, the wireless phone charger — which allows users to place their cellphone on a small mat on the centre console, where it charges via magnetic induction without the need to plug it in — is kind of cool.

Inductive charging works by creating a magnetic field in the charging pad, which then causes electricity to flow in the the induction circuits in the phone.

The magnetic induction charger is arranged to wirelessly charge a rechargeable battery of a portable electronic device adjacent to or in contact with the housing of the Set Top Box (network device).

Bragi, for example, had to delay production so it could build a hearing aid technology called Near Field Magnetic Induction into the Dash earbuds in order to get around using Bluetooth between buds.

Thanks in part to NXP's latest Near Field Magnetic Induction tech — which links the buds together for stereo sound — we also had zero sync problems, resulting in solid stereo playback.

The MiGlo Near Field Magnetic Induction (NFMI) component can make a big difference in your wireless experience, which is why it's the first component in the new MiGlo brand.

The little Touchstone charger has a large magnetic block stuffed inside it, machined in such a manner as to have four prongs sticking up around the induction coil.

The patent explains that Samsung's dual - device charger would feature both magnetic resonance and magnetic induction charging in the same device.

Electromagnetic induction is really cool, and the basics are that if you move an electrically conductive material, like a coil or winding, in the presence of a magnetic field you make electrons flow.

Wireless charging, specifically the part where you can put your phone on a puck and charge your phone over magnetic induction instead of plugging in a cable, has been a thing for years now.

The concept is not new, students from science stream already learnt the concept of induced current or magnetic induction, same principle with some tweaks followed in the Qi Standard.

For the latter, is utilizes Near - Field Magnetic Induction (NFMI) in addition to Bluetooth to make sure that the earpieces are reliably connected at all times.

This time around the company says it's using Near Field Magnetic Induction (NFMI) to connect the two earbuds, which is a technology that competitors like Bragi and Alpha Audiotronics use in their products.

In the style of previous Samsung wireless charging kits, the Galaxy S5 wireless charging back replaces the GS5's standard back panel and connects to the phone through gold contacts, letting it charge the battery through magnetic induction.

Cropping up in more and more homes, induction cooking uses a power coil to produce a high - frequency electromagnetic field that heats only the contents of a magnetic pan, leaving the surrounding surface cooler to the touch.