A dictionary of electrical words, terms and phrases (1898)
Houston, Edwin J. (Edwin James), 1847-1914 · New York, The W. J. Johnston company · leaf 349
fore, there is a difference in the ac-tion. Magnet, Electro, Bar An electro-magnet, the core of which is in the form of astraight bar or rod. Magnet, Electro, Cylindrical An electro-magnet, the core of which consists ofa hollow cylinder provided with a slot extend-ing parallel to its axis. The gap… … Fig. 37 b. Cylindrical Electro-Magnet. Mag-net, Electro, Horseshoe • —An electro-magnet, the core of which is in theshape of a horseshoe or U. Magnet, Electro, Hughes — An electro-magnet in which a U-shaped per-manent magnet is provided with pole piecesof soft iron, on which only are placed…
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