magnetic induction

It's not magic at work, of course, but magnetic induction.

It works by detecting the passage of the ball using magnetic induction.

Magnetic induction was the method used on the first rail inspection cars.

The process, called magnetic induction, delivers over 90 percent of the energy across the gap between the pavement and the car.

This combination allows to map the magnetic induction associated with a sample.

The oersted unit of magnetic induction is named for his contributions.

The Commission decided to give the name "tesla" to the unit of magnetic induction.

If Apple went down the magnetic induction charger route they could bin it completely.

Magnetic induction may refer to one of the following:

This unique sensor uses the principle of magnetic induction.

This drives a generator, which converts mechanical energy into electricity by magnetic induction.

Experiments with magnetic induction for a train protection system can be traced back as early as 1908.

Magnetism was not fully explained until the idea of magnetic induction was developed.

The magnetic induction won't work till we are already so near you'd find it quicker with the rope method they use."

The track itself consists of concrete pathways with magnetic induction loops for providing system data.

Orders require brief cooking in a central pot placed on a magnetic induction heating element set into each table.

Other characteristics that make magnetic induction promising for use in portable music players are its low power consumption and signal reliability.

He tracked it down by magnetic induction.

The novel describes these as "linear trebuchets powered by magnetic induction motors."

"In the elevated stretches, there are three rails under the cars, magnetic induction," Lanier said.

We note, however, that the spatial and temporal character of the ultrasonically-induced fields are quite different from those induced by magnetic induction.

The handset's cradle recharges it by magnetic induction, so there are no exposed metal parts.

His name was given to the SI unit for magnetic induction ("tesla").

With unlike pole-pairs between the two winding sets, low frequency magnetic induction is assured over the speed range.

Because they work within a kind of spatial bubble rather than by radiating energy in all directions, magnetic induction devices encounter less interference.