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loading coil

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(Electrical Engineering) an inductance coil inserted at regular intervals and in series with the conductors of a transmission line in order to improve its characteristics
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In it, the radius of the resonator coil and the load coil at the receiver side is reduced to 2.5 cm, which is comparable to the cross-sectional dimension of a commercial pacemaker; the compensation capacitors [C.sub.Tx] and [C.sub.Rx] are selected to be 360 pF and 652 pF, respectively.
Design of wireless power transfer systems using magnetic resonance coupling for implantable medical devices
The self-loading Coil Master CM 4000 and the manual load Coil Master CM 4000 ML coil deployment trailer safely transports and deploys large-diameter coils.
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For example, xDSL cannot be combined with plain old telephone service (POTS) on loops longer than 18,000 ft because POTS requires a load coil on these loops.
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An optional load coil detector is available to help save installer time by verifying the presence of DSL transmission-killing loading coils.
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POTS features include load coil, open, short, bridge tap, and splice detection and location; split pair identification; voltage, current, and resistance measurement; and loop length calculation.
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