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laminated core

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laminated core [′lam·ə‚nād·əd ′kȯr]
(electromagnetism)
An iron core for a coil transformer, armature, or other electromagnetic device, built up from laminations stamped from sheet iron or steel and more or less insulated from each other by surface oxides and sometimes also by application of varnish.


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