millihenry (Meaning)
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millihenry (n)
a unit of inductance equal to one thousandth of a henry
Synonyms & Antonyms of millihenry
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millihenry Sentence Examples
- The inductor had a value of 10 millihenry, providing energy storage capability in an electrical circuit.
- Engineers designed the transformer to have a primary inductance of 20 millihenry for optimal power transfer.
- The filter coil consisted of a copper wire wrapped around a core with a 5 millihenry inductance.
- The oscilloscope revealed a resonant frequency of 12 kHz in the circuit due to the 8 millihenry inductor's presence.
- The relay's coil had a low inductance of only 2 millihenry, ensuring fast switching response.
- The electromagnetic interference filter employed a series of 10 millihenry inductors to suppress high-frequency noise.
- The audio amplifier used a 15 millihenry choke to block DC current from reaching the speaker.
- The microcontroller required a stable 5 millihenry inductor for voltage regulation.
- The power supply incorporated a 25 millihenry smoothing inductor to reduce ripple voltage.
- The magnetic energy stored in the 12 millihenry coil played a crucial role in maintaining circuit stability.
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a unit of inductance equal to one thousandth of a henry
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The inductor had a value of 10 millihenry, providing energy storage capability in an electrical circuit.
Engineers designed the transformer to have a primary inductance of 20 millihenry for optimal power transfer.
The filter coil consisted of a copper wire wrapped around a core with a 5 millihenry inductance.
The oscilloscope revealed a resonant frequency of 12 kHz in the circuit due to the 8 millihenry inductor's presence.
