magnetoelectric
[mag-nee-toh-i-lek-trik]
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adjective
of or relating to the induction of electric current or electromotive force by means of permanent magnets.
Also mag·ne·to·e·lec·tri·cal.
Origin of magnetoelectric
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Historical Examples of magneto-electric
Faraday, M., his discovery of magneto-electric induction, 27.
A Century of Science and Other EssaysJohn Fiske
The influence of the magneto-electric machine, therefore was not direct, but indirect.
InventionBradley A. Fiske
But whether they are volcanic or magneto-electric, it is difficult to determine.
The Philosophy of the WeatherThomas Belden Butler
Congelation is crystallization, and all crystallization is electric, or magneto-electric.
The Philosophy of the WeatherThomas Belden Butler
All magneto-electric generators are simply contrivances with this object.
Heroes of Science: PhysicistsWilliam Garnett
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