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induction field

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induction field [in′dək·shən ‚fēld]
(electromagnetism)
A component of an electromagnetic field associated with an alternating current in a loop, coil, or antenna which carries energy alternately away from and back into the source, with no net loss, and which is responsible for self-inductance in a coil or mutual inductance with neighboring coils.


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In addition, the fiber optic cable can survive ambient exposures up to 400[degrees]F (200[degrees]C), and with Teflon jacket protection it will survive very harsh environments of dirt, smoke, water and oils, plus it is immune to induction fields (EMI).
To soften water, the chemical- and salt-free Aqua-Tron sold by Energy Efficient Environments ($299) uses an induction field, which also removes mineral build-up and extends appliance life.
For the WCB/8630, no significant effect was shown since adequate coupling to the induction field was achieved.
 
 
 
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