current-carrying coil of wire that acts like a magnet when a current passes through the wire.
A part of the vehicle's starting system which assists in channelling energy from the battery to the starter.
A coil of wire so arranged around a core of air, iron, or other material to transform electrical energy to mechanical energy.
A type of electromechanical operator in which reciprocal axial motion of a ferromagnetic core within an electromagnetic coil performs some mechanical function; common applications include opening or closing valves or electrical contacts.
The electrical device on a control valve that actuates a plunger to open the valve.
Device comprising a wire coil with a movable magnetic core to actuate a switch or valve.
a long straight coil of wire.
A cylindrical coil of insulated wire in which an axial electromagnetic field is established by a flow of electric current. An assembly often used as a switch which consists essentially of a coil and a metal core free to slide along the coil axis under the influence of the magnetic field.
(MRI) A current-carrying coil of wire which acts as a magnet
(1) A term used to mean coil or inductor. (2) A type of relay to switch the starter current in an automobile.
A coil of wire designed to carry an electrical current producing a magnetic field.
a coil of wire around an iron core; becomes a magnet when current passes through the coil
a coil of insulated or enameled wire wound on a rod-shaped form made of solid iron, solid steel, or powdered iron
a coil of wire designed to create a strong magnetic field inside the coil
a coil of wire that becomes magnetized when electricity is run through it
a coil of wire that, when electricity is sent through it, becomes a magnet
a coil of wire with an electrical current flowing through it
a coil of wire wound many times around a hollow cylindrical core within which a bar of iron moves back and forth in response to an electrical current flowing through the wire coil
a conducting wire looped to form a coil
a control device that uses electromagnetism to convert electrical energy into a mechanical motion
a cylindrical coil that produces magnetic power on the inside when electricity is run through it
a cylindrical coil with circumferencially wound wire
a device that produces mechanical motion from the energization of an electromagnet coil
a device which converts energy into linear motion
a electronic coil which, when given voltage, will generate a magnetic field
a helical winding of wire, usually made by winding it around a circular cylinder
a large electromagnetic coil that, when activated, pulls an iron plunger a short distance into the center of the coil
a linear motor with a fixed range of travel
a long and thin spool of wire
a long coil of insulated wire that can be wound on a broom handle, a pencil or a glass tube
a long tightly wound coil, which produces an almost uniform magnetic field
a magnetic coil attached to a plunger that uncovers or blocks a vacuum port
a mechanical device, based around a coil of wire, that converts coil
a name used for a coil of wire wrapped in a helix
an electrical device with a phallic-like metal rod
an electrically energized coil, the turns of whose winding are insulated from each other even when the conductor is bare and the turns are spaced in air
an electrical mechanical device that the on-board computer uses to control certain functions of the transmission such as shifting and internal fluid pressure regulation)
an electromagnet coil, that has a moving metal rod (a plunger) inside
an electromagnet designed so that a plunger or metal object can be pulled or pushed back and forth
an electromagnet formed by a conductor wound in a series of loops in the shape of a spiral
an electromagnetic coil with a sliding piston inside it
an electromagnetic device that is capable of doing work, and in some starters, it does two jobs
an electromagnet that moves a mechanical linkage in a straight line
an inductor which is formed by a helical winding of wire around a cylindrical or toroidal core which may have a magnetic permeability associated with it
a simple sort of electromagnet used in a variety of machines
a tightly wound helical coil of wire whose diameter is small compared to its length
a tiny mechanical assembly of parts which is built into and contained within the gas valve
a tubular coil that acts like a magnet when traversed by an electric current
a tubular coil with a magnetic staff in the coil
a wire that has been coiled up
An electromechanical device that operates the lock-bolt or latch part of an electric strike. When electricity is applied, a mechanical motion is obtained that will move the bolt. Commonly used within an electric strike.
An electromagnetic actuator consisting of a movable iron core or shuttle that slides into a cylindrical coil when current is applied, and is forced back out by a spring, when current is cut off. Typical, a solenoid is used to physically move a valve or door attached to the core.
is device on an automatic electric valve that regulates the flow of water into the upper chamber of the valve, permitting it to either open or close. It is a simple electromagnet.
An electrical coil that acts as a magnet when carrying current.
An electrically charged coil of insulated wire which produces a magnetic field within the coil.
An electromagnet with a movable plunger or armature for producing a mechanical force.
Large capacity relay designed to energize the starter when you turn the key.
A coil of wire which when voltage is applied creates a magnetic coil that moves an iron core plunger.
An electromagnetic device consisting of a coil with movable core. Energizing the coil causes the core to move and perform some type of mechanical action.
An electronic device that uses magnets to change energy into linear force. Simply put, when you pull the trigger, the solenoid "shifts" slightly. Depending on what type of marker, this "shift" will trip a sear (e-frames) or shift a pneumatic valve to move a ram (angel, timmy, pulse etc).
A coil of wire that is long compared to its diameter, through which a current will flow and produce a magnetic flux to push or pull a rod (called an armature).
An electrically operated, magnetic switching device.
( http://www.solenoid-valves.net) – A coil of wire, usually in cylindrical form, that is used as a switch or control for the valve of an air cylinder. When solenoids carry a current, they act like a magnet, drawing a moveable core into the coil as the current flows.
A device connected to electrical current that induces mechanical movement in another device. See also idle stop solenoid, starter solenoid.
An electro-magnetic coil that mechanically opens and closes a circuit when electric current is run through it.
Solenoids are electromagnetic switches. When electricity is sent to the solenoid, a magnetic field forms. The magnetic field moves a metal piston, which is connected to a mechanism that performs a function. When the metal piston moves, the application is made. The application may be the moving of a valve, switch, or mechanical linkage.
This is an electrical switch on the starter that once energized allows the starter to engage the drive gear into the flywheel during starting.
A coil used to produce a magnetic field, the effect of which is to produce work.
The coil of wire within a point motor or relay through which power is fed to operate the unit. The coil of wire will act as a magnet when a current is fed through it.
A device which is activated electronically and controls the on - off function of a valve.
A cylindrical coil of insulated wire that establishes a magnetic field in the presence of current.
A tubular coil for producing a magnetic field and changing electrical energy into motion.
A coil of wire which creates a magnetic field when electrical current is supplied. This magnetic force is then used to produce motion. In an engine, a solenoid is most commonly used in the starter mechanism.
A magnetically (electrical coil) operated mechanical device.
An electromechanical device composed of a coil of wire wound around a cylinder containing a bar or plunger, that when a current is applied to the coil, the electromotive force causes the plunger to move; a series of coils or wires used to produce a magnetic field.
A magnetic switch that closes a circuit, often used as a relay.
An electro-magnetic device that changes electrical energy into mechanical motion; based upon the attraction of a movable iron plunger to the core of an electromagnet.
An air core coil. Equipped with a movable iron core the solenoid will produce motion. As a result of current through the coil the iron core is pulled into the center of the winding. When the coil is deenergized, a spring pulls the movable core away from the center of the winding. Machanical devices connected to the movable core are made to move as a result of current through the coil. Example: Electric door locks on some automobiles.
Linear electric motor made of a coil with a shaft inside which moves when electric current touches the coil and is used for many purposes, among them opening and closing valves.
An electromagnetically controlled device in which the mechanical movement of a shaft or plunger is activated by a magnetizing current.
A solenoid is a loop of wire, often wrapped around a metallic core, which produces a magnetic field when an electrical current is passed through it. Solenoids are important because they can create controlled magnetic fields and can be used as electromagnets.
