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Induction Motor Efficiency Measurement

2000
There can be no doubt that the most accurate methods for determining the efficiency of an induction motor are based on calorimetry. Such methods seek to determine losses directly be measuring the heat generated by the appropriately loaded motor. Unfortunately, however, calorimetric testing is expensive and time consuming and as such is completely ...
S. Williamson, H. P. Sambath
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Nanohenry inductance measurement using a low parasitic‐inductance probe

Electronics and Communications in Japan (Part II: Electronics), 1996
AbstractThe increased speeds of logic circuitry make the electrical characteristics of LSI packages more important. This is especially true of inductance, which is the main source of simultaneous switching noise (SSN). To improve the accuracy of SSN simulations, inductance models of LSI packages should be represented by inductance matrices; and, thus ...
Hiroya Shimizu   +2 more
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Inductive Sensor for Temperature Measurement in Induction Heating Applications

IEEE Sensors Journal, 2012
A new inductive sensor for temperature measurement in domestic induction hobs and results of its applications are presented. It consists of a coil and a resonant electronic circuit which measures the impedance variation of ferromagnetic pots when their temperature changes.
Carlos Franco   +4 more
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On-board effective inductance measurement

Asia-Pacific Conference on Circuits and Systems, 2003
A simple technique for effective spiral inductance measurement with nano henry sensitivity is presented. This on-board technique is based upon a differential test pattern design. Only a DC voltmeter and a current meter are needed for its measurement.
null Chin Hsia   +2 more
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Wireless Power Transfer Across a Metal Barrier by Combined Capacitive and Inductive Coupling

IEEE transactions on industrial electronics (1982. Print), 2019
This paper proposes a method to transfer power across a metal barrier wirelessly by combined capacitive and inductive coupling. At the primary side of the power transfer system a two plate coupling interface is designed to allow for a current flow in the
Wei Zhou   +4 more
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Measurement of Small Inductance

Nature, 1921
THE method of suspending a loop of wire in a uniform alternating magnetic field, as used by Fleming and Elihu Thomson for the construction of A.C. galvanometers, can be applied with advantage to determine the self-inductance of loops in absolute measure, and it would seem that we can go considerably lower in this way than can conveniently be done ...
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Metallothionein Induction

Health Physics, 1988
Mice treated to induce metallothionein (MT) synthesis in the liver prior to irradiation were resistant to radiation; this also was true of mice that had a portion of skin surgically removed or an immunomodulator administered. Mice given Mn, Cd or Zn subcutaneously prior to irradiation showed increased tolerance to an LD50 level (6-8 Gy) of x rays ...
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Distance Measurement With Inductive Coils

IEEE Sensors Journal, 2012
Distance measurement is an important tool in several applications. This article describes the development of a resonant inductive sensor for short (few centimeters) distance measurement. The sensor uses the principle of inductive coupling, where a transmitter coil (TX) induces a voltage in receiver coil (RX).
Gustavo Theodoro Laskoski   +2 more
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Colorblind Measures and Inductions

2017
Empirical investigations of racial colorblindness require corresponding measures and inductions. A wide variety of measurement and inductive strategies are available in the literature; however, corresponding with theoretical treatments of colorblindness, remarkably little consensus exists.
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Inductive Measures of Psychological Climate

Human Relations, 1991
Eight summary dimensions of psychological climate, i.e., autonomy, trust, cohesiveness, pressure, support, recognition, fairness, and innovation, were derived from over 80 differently labeled dimensions reported in the literature. Five item scales of each summary dimension were developed and tested in a sample (n = 367) of managerial employees ...
Daniel J. Koys, Thomas A. DeCotiis
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