| 释义 |
magˈneto-elecˈtricity
Electricity generated by the relative movement of electric conductors and magnets of any kind. Also the branch of science concerned with this.
1832Faraday in Phil. Trans. (1833) CXXIII. 44, I have made many endeavours to effect chemical decomposition by magneto-electricity. 1842W. R. Grove Lect. Progr. Phys. Sci. 21 Here originates the Science of Magneto-electricity, the true converse of Electro-magnetism. 1845Joule in Electr. Mag. I. 138 The magneto-electricity developed in the coils of the revolving electro-magnet. 1853F. C. Bakewell Electric Sci. 143 Electro-magnets..have been sometimes used instead of permanent magnets for the induction of magneto-electricity. 1866H. Wilde in Phil. Trans. CLVII. 92 Waves of magneto-electricity were generated. |