International Library of Technology · Scranton, International Textbook Co. · leaf 390
it has the leasteffect; i. e., at the point wherethe conductor is moving in adirection nearly or quite parallelto the lines of force, as repre-sented in Fig. 1136. 3048. As there is actuallyrequired for the movement ofthe conductor only a thin cyl-indrical space near the polefaces, the length of… … APPLIED ELECTRICITY. 1923 materially different from that shown in Fig. 1136; thelength of the air-gap being practically uniform and muchshorter, the direction of the lines of force will be in nearlythe shortest distance across the gap, i.e., will be nearlyradial, and the density will be practically…
Electrical engineering
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