Sentence examples for wiring wound from inspiring English sources
Osterhoudt's workshop, set in a shed behind his house, is littered with technological anachronisms — rainbows of electric wiring wound tight around dowels, VHS players — all plugged in — stacked on shelves and an army of miniature tube televisions, remnants of his time as an electrical repair technician at Panasonic.
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.
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.
The next major advance in gun construction came in the 1890s with wire-winding, in which one or more hoops were replaced by steel wire wound tightly around the tube.
His investigations of muscular current and electrical potential of nerves depended upon a galvanometer of his own devising that required 3.17 miles (5.10 kilometres) of wire wound in 24,000 turns.
The sudden, discontinuous jumps in magnetization may be detected by a coil of wire wound on the ferromagnetic material; the sudden transitions in the magnetic field of the material produce pulses of current in the coil that, when amplified, produce a series of clicks in a loudspeaker.
Like their predecessors, modern electric machines, to use the engineers' preferred term, are composed of two elements: a fixed housing that contains copper wire wound around an iron core, called the stator, and a rotor that spins within the stator's open center.
Each consisted of a coil of copper wire wound on a core with high magnetic permeability.
