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- An electromagnet is a type of magnet in which the magnetic field is produced by an electric current. Electromagnets usually consist of wire wound into...
- Alfred Ernest Hudd (c. 1883 – 1958) used a pair of magnets, one a permanent magnet and one an electro-magnet, acting in sequence as the train p****ed over them...
- will be obtained if a small electro-magnet be substituted for a steel magnet, as is shown in the cut. The electro-magnet is fixed to the stand, and included...
- the pipes are opened directly by electro-magnet solenoids, while with electro-pneumatic action, the electro-magnet's action admits air into a pneumatic...
- An electropermanent magnet or EPM is a type of permanent magnet in which the external magnetic field can be switched on or off by a pulse of electric...
- the cylinder by way of several clips. These models also included an electro-magnet for the Ball which controlled both the typewriter's movement and mani****tion...
- Patent No. 132. This electric motor was used in 1840 to print The Electro-Magnet, and Mechanics Intelligencer - the first newspaper printed using electricity...
- reference to the effects on Mr Weston's heirloom watch of the powerful electro-magnet is deleted. Additional description related to the Talking Robot and...
- motor was simply a wire partially submerged into a gl**** of mercury with a magnet at the bottom. When the wire was connected to a battery a magnetic field...
- vibrating steel reeds which sent interrupted current to a distant receiver electro-magnet that caused a second steel reed or tuning fork to vibrate. During a...