Flux: The flow of magnetic energy in a circuit. Flux density is the measure of the strength of the magnetic field typicaly used in speakers, and which governs its power handling capacity.

 

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Flux: The flow of magnetic energy in a circuit. Flux density is the measure of the strength of the magnetic field typicaly used in speakers, and which governs its power handling capacity.

Noncorrosive Flux: A soldering flux that in either its original or residual form does not chemically attack the base metal. It usually is composed of rosin-based materials.

Magnetic Flux Density: The measurement of magnetic flux, in units of Gauss, inside the air gap in which a voice coil of a speaker operates.

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Luminous Flux: Intensity of a light source, measured in lumens.

Interpoles: An auxiliary set of field poles carrying armature current to reduce the field flux caused by armature reaction in a DC motor.

Counter Electromotive Force (CEMF): The induced voltage in a motor armature, caused by conductors moving through or 'cutting' field magnetic flux. This induced voltage opposes the armature current and tends to reduce it.

Port Area: The cross section of a core, perforation or port - used in Hybrid tocalculate G (Mass Flux Rate).

Eddy Current: A type of resistance that works electromagnetically with a precision-balanced aluminum disk that spins freely between variable magnetic fields. Because of the very few moving parts and no fr . . . View Full Definition

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