coil
In medicine, another name for an intrauterine device.
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Horizontal forces to damp this motion are provided with two auxiliary electromagnetic coils, located on the moving induction coil at the west and south positions with their areas at right angles to the radial magnetic field. Magneto-rheological dampers use an electromagnetic coil inside the damper's piston to increase the fluid's viscosity by aligning the magnetic particles when a current is applied. The motor contains electromagnetic coils that surround a gearless flywheel. |
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