induced current
AmE: /ɪnˈduːst ˈkɝːənt/
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Definition of induced current - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

physicsTECH.electric flow created by a changing nearby magnetic fieldTECH.
  • The moving magnet produced an induced current in the metal loop.
  • The changing magnetic field in the coil generates an induced current.
  • An induced current appears in the ring whenever the magnet is moved quickly.
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Expressions with induced

self-inducedadj.
caused by one's own actions or decisions
Her stress was self-induced due to overworking.
drug-inducedadj.
caused by taking a drug or medicine
He suffered a drug-induced coma.
war-inducedadj.
caused or brought about by war
The country faced war-induced shortages.
induced abortionn.
termination of pregnancy by medical intervention
She decided to have an induced abortion for health reasons..
induced coman.
state of unconsciousness medically created to protect the brain
After the accident, the patient was placed in an induced coma to reduce brain swelling.
induced dragn.
drag caused by lift on wings
The plane's speed was reduced by induced drag.

Expressions with current

against the currentadj.
opposing the usual direction or trend
Her ideas were always against the current, challenging conventional wisdom.
swim with the currentv.
move in the same direction as the water flow
The fish swim with the current to conserve energy.
current of thoughtn.
prevailing opinion or feeling among a group
The current of thought in the meeting was against the proposal.
float with the currentv.
go along with prevailing trends or opinions
She tends to float with the current in social situations.
current balancen.
amount of money in an account now
Check your current balance before making a purchase.
current eventsn.
recent happenings of significant public interest
The journalist reported on current events affecting the nation..
current of airn.
gentle breeze or draft indoors
A current of air came through the open window.
current pricen.
price of a product or service at this moment in time
Check the current price before you decide to buy the phone.
current statusn.
the present condition or situation
The current status of the project is on hold.
current yearn.
ongoing calendar year
We are planning events for the current year.

Terms related to induced current

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Terms with induced current included in their meaning

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eddy currentn.
physics
circular electric current induced in a conductor by a changing magnetic field
mutual inductancen.
electromagnetism
measure of voltage induced by current change in another circuit

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  1. French:courant induit, ...
  2. German:induzierter Strom, ...
  3. Italian:corrente indotta, ...
  4. Spanish:corriente inducida, ...
  5. Portuguese:corrente induzida, ...
  6. Chinese:感应电流, ...
  7. Japanese:誘導電流, ...
  8. Arabic:تَيَّارٌ مُسْتَحَثٌّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:זֶרֶם מוּשְׁרֶה, ...
  10. Russian:индуцированный ток, ...
  11. Ukrainian:індукований струм, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रेरित धारा, ...
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