Übersetzung für 'skin effect' von Englisch nach Deutsch

skin effect

Skineffekt {m}electr.

Skin-Effekt {m}electr.

---

Werbung

blood oxygenation level dependent effect <BOLD effect>

BOLD-Effekt {m}MedTech.

quadratic electro-optic effect <QEO effect>

quadratischer elektrooptischer Effekt {m}optics

Sunyaev-Zel'dovich effect <SZ effect>

Sunjajew-Seldowitsch-Effekt {m}astron.

linear electro-optic effect <LEO effect>

linearer elektrooptischer Effekt {m}optics

giant magnetoresistance effect <GMR effect>

GMR-Effekt {m}electr.

colossal magnetoresistance effect <CMR effect>

kolossaler magnetoresistiver Effekt {m}electr.

CMR-Effekt {m}electr.

tunnel magnetoresistance effect <TMR effect>

Tunnelmagnetowiderstandseffekt {m} <TMR-Effekt> [auch: Tunnelmagnetwiderstandseffekt]electr.

induction effect <I effect>

Induktionseffekt {m} <I-Effekt>chem.phys.

alpha effect <α-effect>

Alpha-Effekt {m} <α-Effekt>chem.

electromeric effect <M effect>

mesomerer Effekt {m} <M-Effekt>chem.

Mesomerie-Effekt {m} <M-Effekt>chem.

Mesomerieeffekt {m} <M-Effekt>chem.

mesomeric effect <M effect>

mesomerer Effekt {m} <M-Effekt>chem.

Mesomerieeffekt {m} <M-Effekt>chem.

Mesomerie-Effekt {m} <M-Effekt>chem.

resonance effect <M effect>

Mesomerie-Effekt {m} <M-Effekt>chem.

Mesomerieeffekt {m} <M-Effekt>chem.

mesomerer Effekt {m} <M-Effekt>chem.

induction effect <I-effect>

Induktionswirkung {f}chem.phys.

• In electromagnetism, skin effect is the tendency of an alternating electric current (AC) to become distributed within a conductor such that the current density is largest near the surface of the conductor and decreases exponentially with greater depths in the conductor.
• At standstill, the rotor current is the same frequency as the stator current, and tends to travel at the outermost parts of the cage rotor bars (by skin effect).
• Litz wire uses braids of thin insulated wires to carry high frequency signals with much lower losses from skin effect or to minimise proximity effect in transformers.
• Maxwell's equations have been mapped, RLC, Skin effect, dielectric or magnetic materials and incident or radiated fields have been modelled.
• He also researched a phenomenon called the skin effect, where high-frequency electric current is greater on the surface of a conductor than in its interior.

• HVDC requires less conductor per unit distance than an AC line, as there is no need to support three phases and there is no skin effect.
• At high frequencies, current tends to run along the surface of the conductor. This is known as the skin effect.
• Since lightning strikes are pulses of energy with very high frequency components, grounding systems for lightning protection tend to use short straight runs of conductors to reduce the self-inductance and skin effect.
• An erroneous explanation for the absence of electric shock that has persisted among Tesla coil hobbyists is that the high-frequency currents travel through the body close to the surface, and thus do not penetrate to vital organs or nerves, due to an electromagnetic phenomenon called "skin effect".
• Factors that affect resistance and thus loss include temperature, spiraling, and the skin effect.

• However, properties such as core loss and conductor skin effect also increase with frequency.
• The table below assumes DC, or AC frequencies equal to or less than 60 Hz, and does not take skin effect into account.