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An electric force field which builds up around a conductor.
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A coil of wire, usually wound in a special core of high permeability, which provides high inductance without necessarily being of high resistance.
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Induct means To Bring into Military Service (under the Selective Service Act) . Inducted signifies Brought into the Service, Enrolled, abbreviation indctd . An Inductee is a man who has been Enrolled (ie inducted) into the Armed Forces Induction is the Act or Ceremony of Enrolling an individual into the Army (under Selective Service), or of bringing a National Guard organization into the United States service . ...
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a method of reasoning in which one proceeds by generalization from a series of specific observations so as to derive general conclusions (cf. deduction).
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The capability of a coil to store energy in a magnetic field surrounding it. It produces an impedance to an AC current. Inductance is measured in Henrys, although milliHenry is more common.
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