induction coil Definition
induction coil
noun
an apparatus made up of two magnetically coupled coils in a circuit in which interruptions of the direct-current supply to one coil produce a high-voltage alternating current in the other
induction coil Usage Examples
Converse of object
use: The pendulum's motion can be detected using an induction coil.
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