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Robison's Manual of radio telegraphy and telephony for the use of naval electricians (1918)

Robison, S. S. (Samuel Shelburne), b. 1867, United States Naval Institute, Todd, David Wooster, Hooper, Stanford Caldwell · Annapolis, Md. : The United States Naval Institute · leaf 31

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he north pole to the opposite point in thesouth pole. In other words, that they are straight and parallel to eachother, and they are so shown in fig. 16. The field is also found to be ofuniform intensity, which indicates that the lines of force are equally dis-tributed throughout its area. Now, if… … ^kMb Fig. 16. electric currents flow in the conductor if the latter forms a closed circuit)is in error, but when we consider that when C D is moved upward (thefield being of unifonn intensity) as many lines of force are cut by thebottom half as by the top half of C D, the currents induced in the…

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