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Electro-Magnets
Electro-magnets are devices that create a magnetic field through the flow of electric current, typically consisting of a wire coil wrapped around a magnetic core, and are used in various applications including motors and relays.
Magnetic Field
An area surrounding a magnetic substance or an electric charge in motion where magnetic forces are experienced.
Three-Phase Motors
Electric motors designed to operate on a three-phase alternating current supply, offering high efficiency and a smooth power delivery for industrial applications.
Degrees Out
A phrase indicating that something is misaligned or out of its proper orientation by a certain angle.
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