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flux line

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flux line [′fləks ‚līn]
(solid-state physics)
fluxoid
(physics)
line of force


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Magnetic flux density and flux direction: In this work, the magnetic flux lines generated in the die had two different flux directions as follows.
Effect of molecular structure on extrudate swell behavior for ... by Sombatsompop, N.; Uawongsuwan, P.; Chaochanchaikul, K. / Polymer Engineering and Science
The same transmitter/receiver combination converts the DC supply voltage (up to 12V) into an oscillating signal that travels via flux lines back across the gap to power each sensor.
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The behavior of quantized flux lines in type-II superconductors is of critical importance in a variety of high-current applications anticipated for "high temperature" superconductors, such as magnets for medical imaging and power transmission cables.
SUPERCOOLING AND SUPERHEATING OF VORTEX MATTER by Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
 
 
 
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