ring armature (Meaning)
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ring armature ()
An armature for a dynamo or motor having the conductors wound on a ring.
Synonyms & Antonyms of ring armature
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ring armature Sentence Examples
- The ring armature's circular construction provided a compact and efficient design in early electric motors.
- The ring armature, with its tightly wound coils, generated a powerful magnetic field.
- The commutator, connected to the ring armature, reversed the current flow, creating a continuous rotating motion.
- The ring armature's relatively low voltage output made it suitable for small appliances and handheld devices.
- Despite its historical importance, the ring armature has been largely replaced by more modern designs.
- The ring armature's robust construction could withstand high centrifugal forces.
- Engineers experimented with different slot shapes in the ring armature to optimize its performance.
- Early ring armatures often had multiple windings to increase their current output.
- The ring armature played a crucial role in the advancement of electric traction systems.
- The design principles of the ring armature laid the foundation for future electric motor developments.
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An armature for a dynamo or motor having the conductors wound on a ring.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ring armature's circular construction provided a compact and efficient design in early electric motors.
The ring armature, with its tightly wound coils, generated a powerful magnetic field.
The commutator, connected to the ring armature, reversed the current flow, creating a continuous rotating motion.
The ring armature's relatively low voltage output made it suitable for small appliances and handheld devices.
