Similar words: conductor, nonconductor, superconductor, semiconductor, induct, inductee, induction, inductive. Meaning: [ɪn'dʌktə(r)] n. an electrical device (typically a conducting coil) that introduces inductance into a circuit.
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91. For convenience of homopolar inductor alternator's control, the mathematics model of homopolar inductor alternator was established, and the calculation of inductance parameter was given.
92. The main work of this paper is the electromagnetism design of homopolar inductor alternator and its performance analysis.
93. The method of vehicle peccancy surveillance is usually achieved through inductor buried in the ground or axle sensor.sentencedict.com
94. The inductor stray capacitance is calculated by ANSYS. The test result is simulated and analyzed.
95. DC power supply cabinet: three-phase silicon-controlled rectifier (SCR), computer digital pulse triggers plate, flat-wave inductor, L, C filter, etc.
96. The effective inductor, Q-factor and the self-resonant frequency are extracted from S-parameters.
97. TIG welding power source made from SCR and bifilar winding energy saving inductor is introduced in this paper.
98. Diathermanous furnace inductor, is also know as through-type inductor, it is long or short according to the length of heating workpiece and the diameter of the workpiece.
99. The inductor layout comprises a base and a conductive path.
100. A shunt reactor is an inductor that is connected line to ground.
101. Basic passive device integration regions include capacitor, resistor and inductor layers.
102. Mobile Phone Battery Charger, Adaptor, Transformer, Inductor, Ferrite Core, etc.
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