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induction coil

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun induction coil has 1 sense
  1. induction coil - a coil for producing a high voltage from a low-voltage source
    --1 is a kind of
    coil
    --1 is a part of transformer
    --1 has part: spark gap
    --1 has particulars: ignition coil; spark coil

Definitions from the Web

Induction Coil

Definition: An induction coil is a type of electrical transformer that is used to produce high voltage pulses from a low voltage direct current (DC) supply.

Parts of Speech

Noun - Sense 1:

A device used to generate high voltage pulses from a low voltage direct current (DC) supply.

Example sentence: The induction coil is a crucial component in the ignition system of automobiles.

Noun - Sense 2:

A coil of wire wound around an iron core, used to generate an electromagnetic field.

Example sentence: The scientist used an induction coil to create a powerful magnetic field for his experiment.

Adjective - Sense 1:

Popular in electrical engineering, induction coil refers to the method of transferring power between two electrical circuits using magnetic fields.

Example sentence: The induction coil technology allows for efficient wireless charging of smartphones.

Adjective - Sense 2:

Local in some regions, induction coil refers to cooking appliances that use magnetic fields to heat the cookware.

Example sentence: The induction coil stovetop is highly popular in European households due to its energy efficiency.

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