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iron-dust core [′ī·ərn ‚dəst ‚kōr]

(electromagnetism)

A core made by mixing finely powdered magnetic material with an insulating binder and molding under pressure to form a rod-shaped core that can be moved into or out of a coil or transformer to vary the inductance or degree of coupling for tuning purposes.

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