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magnetic transducer

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magnetic transducer [mag′ned·ik tranz′dü·sər]
(electromagnetism)
A device for transforming mechanical into electrical energy, which consists of a magnetic field including a variable-reluctance path and a coil surrounding all or a part of this path, so that variation in reluctance leads to a variation in the magnetic flux through the coil and a corresponding induced emf (electromotive force).
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