An
electromagnetic coil is a wire that is wound into a coil shape. When an electric current flows through it, it creates a magnetic field. This coil is used in many devices to transform electrical energy into magnetic energy, and vice versa.
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«electromagnetic»
«coil»
Sentences with «electromagnetic coil»
- Control is via current sent to electromagnetic coils inside the dampers, using feedback from three G - sensors — one on each side of A-pillar base and one just forward of the rear axle. (paultan.org)
- The three electromagnetic coils in Toshiba's motor are each 0.25 millimetres in diameter, and are wound with wire 0.03 millimetres thick. (newscientist.com)
- This Toyota system uses a special electromagnetic coil set into the ground that is able to transmit electricity through magnetic resonance. (automobilemag.com)
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