Sentence examples for wire wound from inspiring English sources

The wire which is wound to the core shaft transmit power directly to the motor, but the wire wound to the outer shaft transmit power via one-way clutch.

Three weeks later he was found murdered, stabbed with a wire wound around his neck.

The bomb case consists of wire wound around an explosive charge.

Current lithographic microcoils show somewhat inferior performance to wire wound RF microcoils due to limitations in the existing electroplating technique.

In 1831 he finally succeeded by using two coils of wire wound around opposite sides of a ring of soft iron (Figure 7).

For normal amplitude-modulated broadcasting, the receiver antenna may be composed of a fairly short coil of wire wound on a powdered iron or ferrite core.

In this paper, fatigue life of wire-wound autofrettaged vessels is investigated.

"It uses a traditional wire-wound coating method, which is applicable to large-area substrates," he says.

The divider consists of 100 wire-wound resistors with a total resistance of about 100 MΩ as the high-voltage arm and one wire-wound resistor with resistance of 100 kΩ as the low-voltage arm.

The coil was wire-wound using a rectangular wire that minimizes the deposited power for a given gradient efficiency.

For practical use, such transducers employ wire-wound, thin-film, or printed circuits to allow for a long resistor within a relatively small device.