transfluxorn.

/trɑːnsˈflʌksə/

/transˈflʌksə/

Etymology: < trans- prefix 10 + flux n. + -or suffix.

Electronics.

(See quots.)

ΘΚΠ

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transfluxor1955

solion1957

laddic1959

1955 J. A. Rajchman & A. W. Lo in RCA Rev. 16 303 A novel device which is based on the fact that completely new switching and storing functions become possible when two or more apertures are made in the rectangular hysteresis loop cores, thereby creating a number of distinct legs and flux paths in the magnetic circuit. The new device operates by the controlled transfer of flux from leg to leg in the magnetic circuit and was consequently named ‘Transfluxor’.

1963 Engineering 25 Jan. 170/3 Logical circuit applications of both toroidal cores and multi-apertured elements—the transfluxor and laddic—are discussed.

1972 G. J. Klir Introd. Methodol. Switching Circuits v. 185 Interesting properties are exhibited by a magnetic core which has several holes with windings. This element is called a transfluxor.

This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1986; most recently modified version published online March 2018).

单词	transfluxor
释义	transfluxorn. /trɑːnsˈflʌksə//transˈflʌksə/ Etymology: < trans- prefix 10 + flux n. + -or suffix. Electronics. (See quots.) ΘΚΠ the world > matter > physics > electromagnetic radiation > electronics > electronic devices or components > [noun] > magnetic circuit devices transfluxor1955 solion1957 laddic1959 1955 J. A. Rajchman & A. W. Lo in RCA Rev. 16 303 A novel device which is based on the fact that completely new switching and storing functions become possible when two or more apertures are made in the rectangular hysteresis loop cores, thereby creating a number of distinct legs and flux paths in the magnetic circuit. The new device operates by the controlled transfer of flux from leg to leg in the magnetic circuit and was consequently named ‘Transfluxor’. 1963 Engineering 25 Jan. 170/3 Logical circuit applications of both toroidal cores and multi-apertured elements—the transfluxor and laddic—are discussed. 1972 G. J. Klir Introd. Methodol. Switching Circuits v. 185 Interesting properties are exhibited by a magnetic core which has several holes with windings. This element is called a transfluxor. This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1986; most recently modified version published online March 2018). < n.1955
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