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Definition of Magnetomotive force unit
1. Noun. A unit of measurement of magnetomotive force.
Specialized synonyms: Gb, Gi, Gilbert, Ampere-turn, Magneton
Lexicographical Neighbors of Magnetomotive Force Unit
Literary usage of Magnetomotive force unit
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Electromagnets: Their Design, and Construction by Arthur N. Mansfield (1901)
"... force and the magnetomotive force unit length (cm. ) of magnetic circuit called
the magnetizing force ; the for: ..."
2. Electrical Engineering Leaflets by Edwin James Houston (1897)
"Magnetomotive Force, Structural 114 Magnetomotive Force, Transient 92, 93
Magnetomotive Force, Unit of 92 Matthiessen's Standard of Conductivity 34, ..."
3. Electrical Machinery: A Study of Principles of Design, Construction and by Ottomar Henry Henschel (1920)
"... 18 Flux density '*i 20 Induction 1" Leakage factor 25 Properties of metals 22
Saturation *' Magnetizing force *•' Magnetomotive force, unit of ..."
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