Definition of solenoid in English:

solenoid

noun ˈsəʊlənɔɪdˈsɒlənɔɪd

A cylindrical coil of wire acting as a magnet when carrying electric current.
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Example sentencesExamples
- The coils would be used on the pressurized gas tanks as solenoids for the main shutoff valves, so they had to be rock solid reliable.
- Every generator, transformer, solenoid and motor - from power stations to car ignition coils, computers and electric shavers - relies on coatings to insulate all the copper wire in its basic construction.
- A wire to the transbrake solenoid broke on Trumble's car, allowing it to roll when he took his foot off the brake.
- Electronic solenoids actuate the clutch elements and these are close coupled to the clutches to optimize response time.
- An integral solenoid and detector switch stops the card from being removed until it is safe to do so.
- In addition to motors, components such as transformers, solenoids, and large capacitors also create high currents upon start-up.
- A current of only 0-1.6 amps controls the solenoid.
- People, when this fault is happening to you, it's either your solenoid or your circuit board.
- The new Ford Torque-Shift 5-speed automatic transmission has electronic solenoids to activate the clutch packs, replacing the bands.
- When commanded by the powertrain control computer, the solenoids direct oil to valve lifters equipped with the switching mechanism.
- Nanoscopic wires grown in gold may be the world's smallest solenoids, according to new theoretical analysis of the structures.
- If you coil the wire into a solenoid the fields around the wire sum up and you get a magnetic field similar to that of a bar magnet on the outside but you get a uniform magnetic field on the inside.
- The starter solenoid is essentially a large electronic switch that can handle that much current.
- Without power supplied to the solenoid, the valve remains closed to water flow.
- Both BMW and Renault have shown concepts where valves are opened using electronic solenoids, while Fiat has demonstrated a hydraulic system.
- This pressurised hydraulic fluid is under the control of an electric solenoid or motor operated valve to achieve the force and position required each time a clutch and/or gear change is needed.
- The operation of the relays was greatly improved by the incorporation of ‘high speed diodes’ across their solenoids.
- For further understanding of the energy in a magnetic field, you may want to study magnetic fields in solenoids.
- Please be careful if you try placing a magnet in your solenoid, as the magnet can shoot out.
- The player mechanism operated when a series of electro-magnetic solenoids - one for each key - responded to certain codes.
Synonyms
lodestone, magnetite

Derivatives

solenoidal

adjective səʊləˈnɔɪd(ə)lsɒləˈnɔɪd(ə)l

The STAR detector is a large volume, gas-filled detector to record charged particle tracks in a solenoidal magnetic field.
Example sentencesExamples
- The various solenoidal, zig-zag and crossed-linker structures - all of which are assumed to have straight linkers - appear as ‘points’ in this phase diagram.
- The STAR baseline design that has been approved for construction calls for a large volume Time Projection Chamber in a solenoidal magnetic field.
- target: not reached
- The best agreement was found for the zig-zag model, whereas a solenoidal arrangement of nucleosomes gave fragment distributions that deviated considerably from their experiment.

Origin

Early 19th century: from French solénoïde, from Greek sōlēn 'channel, pipe'.

Definition of solenoid in US English:

solenoid

noun

A cylindrical coil of wire acting as a magnet when carrying electric current.
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Example sentencesExamples
- If you coil the wire into a solenoid the fields around the wire sum up and you get a magnetic field similar to that of a bar magnet on the outside but you get a uniform magnetic field on the inside.
- People, when this fault is happening to you, it's either your solenoid or your circuit board.
- This pressurised hydraulic fluid is under the control of an electric solenoid or motor operated valve to achieve the force and position required each time a clutch and/or gear change is needed.
- An integral solenoid and detector switch stops the card from being removed until it is safe to do so.
- A current of only 0-1.6 amps controls the solenoid.
- Nanoscopic wires grown in gold may be the world's smallest solenoids, according to new theoretical analysis of the structures.
- Every generator, transformer, solenoid and motor - from power stations to car ignition coils, computers and electric shavers - relies on coatings to insulate all the copper wire in its basic construction.
- The operation of the relays was greatly improved by the incorporation of ‘high speed diodes’ across their solenoids.
- The new Ford Torque-Shift 5-speed automatic transmission has electronic solenoids to activate the clutch packs, replacing the bands.
- A wire to the transbrake solenoid broke on Trumble's car, allowing it to roll when he took his foot off the brake.
- Both BMW and Renault have shown concepts where valves are opened using electronic solenoids, while Fiat has demonstrated a hydraulic system.
- In addition to motors, components such as transformers, solenoids, and large capacitors also create high currents upon start-up.
- Electronic solenoids actuate the clutch elements and these are close coupled to the clutches to optimize response time.
- For further understanding of the energy in a magnetic field, you may want to study magnetic fields in solenoids.
- The player mechanism operated when a series of electro-magnetic solenoids - one for each key - responded to certain codes.
- Please be careful if you try placing a magnet in your solenoid, as the magnet can shoot out.
- The coils would be used on the pressurized gas tanks as solenoids for the main shutoff valves, so they had to be rock solid reliable.
- When commanded by the powertrain control computer, the solenoids direct oil to valve lifters equipped with the switching mechanism.
- The starter solenoid is essentially a large electronic switch that can handle that much current.
- Without power supplied to the solenoid, the valve remains closed to water flow.
Synonyms
lodestone, magnetite

Origin

Early 19th century: from French solénoïde, from Greek sōlēn ‘channel, pipe’.

单词	solenoid
释义	Definition of solenoid in English: solenoid noun ˈsəʊlənɔɪdˈsɒlənɔɪd A cylindrical coil of wire acting as a magnet when carrying electric current. 螺线管 Example sentencesExamples The coils would be used on the pressurized gas tanks as solenoids for the main shutoff valves, so they had to be rock solid reliable. Every generator, transformer, solenoid and motor - from power stations to car ignition coils, computers and electric shavers - relies on coatings to insulate all the copper wire in its basic construction. A wire to the transbrake solenoid broke on Trumble's car, allowing it to roll when he took his foot off the brake. Electronic solenoids actuate the clutch elements and these are close coupled to the clutches to optimize response time. An integral solenoid and detector switch stops the card from being removed until it is safe to do so. In addition to motors, components such as transformers, solenoids, and large capacitors also create high currents upon start-up. A current of only 0-1.6 amps controls the solenoid. People, when this fault is happening to you, it's either your solenoid or your circuit board. The new Ford Torque-Shift 5-speed automatic transmission has electronic solenoids to activate the clutch packs, replacing the bands. When commanded by the powertrain control computer, the solenoids direct oil to valve lifters equipped with the switching mechanism. Nanoscopic wires grown in gold may be the world's smallest solenoids, according to new theoretical analysis of the structures. If you coil the wire into a solenoid the fields around the wire sum up and you get a magnetic field similar to that of a bar magnet on the outside but you get a uniform magnetic field on the inside. The starter solenoid is essentially a large electronic switch that can handle that much current. Without power supplied to the solenoid, the valve remains closed to water flow. Both BMW and Renault have shown concepts where valves are opened using electronic solenoids, while Fiat has demonstrated a hydraulic system. This pressurised hydraulic fluid is under the control of an electric solenoid or motor operated valve to achieve the force and position required each time a clutch and/or gear change is needed. The operation of the relays was greatly improved by the incorporation of ‘high speed diodes’ across their solenoids. For further understanding of the energy in a magnetic field, you may want to study magnetic fields in solenoids. Please be careful if you try placing a magnet in your solenoid, as the magnet can shoot out. The player mechanism operated when a series of electro-magnetic solenoids - one for each key - responded to certain codes. Synonyms lodestone, magnetite Derivatives solenoidal adjective səʊləˈnɔɪd(ə)lsɒləˈnɔɪd(ə)l The STAR detector is a large volume, gas-filled detector to record charged particle tracks in a solenoidal magnetic field. Example sentencesExamples The various solenoidal, zig-zag and crossed-linker structures - all of which are assumed to have straight linkers - appear as ‘points’ in this phase diagram. The STAR baseline design that has been approved for construction calls for a large volume Time Projection Chamber in a solenoidal magnetic field. target: not reached The best agreement was found for the zig-zag model, whereas a solenoidal arrangement of nucleosomes gave fragment distributions that deviated considerably from their experiment. Origin Early 19th century: from French solénoïde, from Greek sōlēn 'channel, pipe'. Definition of solenoid in US English: solenoid noun A cylindrical coil of wire acting as a magnet when carrying electric current. 螺线管 Example sentencesExamples If you coil the wire into a solenoid the fields around the wire sum up and you get a magnetic field similar to that of a bar magnet on the outside but you get a uniform magnetic field on the inside. People, when this fault is happening to you, it's either your solenoid or your circuit board. This pressurised hydraulic fluid is under the control of an electric solenoid or motor operated valve to achieve the force and position required each time a clutch and/or gear change is needed. An integral solenoid and detector switch stops the card from being removed until it is safe to do so. A current of only 0-1.6 amps controls the solenoid. Nanoscopic wires grown in gold may be the world's smallest solenoids, according to new theoretical analysis of the structures. Every generator, transformer, solenoid and motor - from power stations to car ignition coils, computers and electric shavers - relies on coatings to insulate all the copper wire in its basic construction. The operation of the relays was greatly improved by the incorporation of ‘high speed diodes’ across their solenoids. The new Ford Torque-Shift 5-speed automatic transmission has electronic solenoids to activate the clutch packs, replacing the bands. A wire to the transbrake solenoid broke on Trumble's car, allowing it to roll when he took his foot off the brake. Both BMW and Renault have shown concepts where valves are opened using electronic solenoids, while Fiat has demonstrated a hydraulic system. In addition to motors, components such as transformers, solenoids, and large capacitors also create high currents upon start-up. Electronic solenoids actuate the clutch elements and these are close coupled to the clutches to optimize response time. For further understanding of the energy in a magnetic field, you may want to study magnetic fields in solenoids. The player mechanism operated when a series of electro-magnetic solenoids - one for each key - responded to certain codes. Please be careful if you try placing a magnet in your solenoid, as the magnet can shoot out. The coils would be used on the pressurized gas tanks as solenoids for the main shutoff valves, so they had to be rock solid reliable. When commanded by the powertrain control computer, the solenoids direct oil to valve lifters equipped with the switching mechanism. The starter solenoid is essentially a large electronic switch that can handle that much current. Without power supplied to the solenoid, the valve remains closed to water flow. Synonyms lodestone, magnetite Origin Early 19th century: from French solénoïde, from Greek sōlēn ‘channel, pipe’.
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