Category: M

The interval between successive peaks of a sinusoidal waveform resulting from rectified current is referred to as the peak-to-peak distance. This metric represents the measure of the spatial separation from one peak to the subsequent peak along the waveform’s cycle. By examining this distance, one can gain insights into the periodic nature of the rectified…

The realm of scientific inquiry concerned with the intricacies of magnetic phenomena is known as magnetology. This captivating field delves into the enigmatic forces and interactions exhibited by magnets, shedding light on their mesmerizing properties and behavior. Magnetology encompasses a wide spectrum of research, exploring the intricate dance of magnetic fields, the interplay between magnetism…

The capacity of a specific material to retain a magnetic charge.  

A method used to acquire a lasting representation of an electrical signal involves converting the signal into a magnetic field, which is then utilized to permanently magnetize a storage medium. Popular devices that employ this technique include video tape recorders and video disk recorders.  

One of the two poles of a magnet near which the magnetic intensity is greatest. These poles are known as north and south.

The susceptibility of a specific material to magnetization.  

A substance that exhibits magnetic characteristics is referred to as a magnetic material. Ferromagnetic materials, such as iron, cobalt, and nickel, are notable examples of materials possessing strong magnetic properties.  

When an unmagnetized piece of iron is brought into proximity with a magnet, the iron undergoes magnetization. This phenomenon is referred to as magnetic induction.  

The domain of magnetic sensitivity that permeates the vicinity of magnetic field lines.  

The measure of the magnetic force encompassing an electrified magnet.