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Re:Hydrides come within a whisker of room temperature superc... by ta1234567890 on Tuesday August 27, 2019 @01:49PM (#20812515)
What happens if a conductor (regular wire, not a superconductor), is wrapped in a magnet that "matches" the magnetic field produced by the wire?
Re:Hydrides come within a whisker of room temperature superc... by simcop2387 on Tuesday August 27, 2019 @02:46PM (#20813143)
You can do this to enhance or change the magnetic field of the magnet. Core rope memory and such use this principle to read, write and refresh the contents of the cores. They send a pulse down one of the lines, read line sends one voltage, write line sends a higher one designed to flip the polarity if necessary, and then sense the reflected pulse on the third wire, called the sense wire.
Re:Hydrides come within a whisker of room temperature superc... by ta1234567890 on Tuesday August 27, 2019 @03:45PM (#20813706)
Thank you for the explanation. I'm still confused. So if a wire is wrapped in a specially crafted magnet, then when sending an electric pulse through it the pulse will "bounce back"?