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Alcator C-Mod was a tokamak (a type of magnetically confined fusion device) that operated between 1991 and 2016 at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Milcode was also able to encrypt fax and data and was electromagnetically shielded to NATO TEMPEST standards.

magnetic flux is guided through a magnetically soft (and relatively thick) underlayer underneath the hard magnetic media films (considerably complicating and.

According to Earnshaw"s Theorem a paramagnetically magnetised body cannot rest in stable equilibrium when placed in any combination.

eliminate the traveler from the ring spinning system and replace it with a magnetically suspended disc that rotates in magnetic field.

Motorola"s smartphones in the Moto Z series, supports Motorola"s magnetically attachable "MotoMods" modules The regular Moto Z chassis uses a metal frame and body;.

When the magnetically soft and hard materials have opposing magnetizations, the magnet produces no net external field across its poles, while when.

The particle ring uses a series of separate objects that can be launched individually to produce a collection similar to a solid ring and then controlled magnetically, with the disadvantage that they have no internal tension and lifting power is derived separately.

X-Nation 2099 #2 Total control over ferrous metals, allowing him to reshape, liquify, and magnetically levitate metal objects.

This magnetically soft underlayer can be effectively considered a part of the write head, making the write head more efficient, thus making it possible to produce a stronger write field gradient with essentially the same head materials as for longitudinal heads, and therefore allowing for the use of the higher coercivity magnetic storage medium.

universal motors are typically very noisy, both acoustically and electromagnetically.

Centre for Fusion Energy, CCFE IAEA"s information about JET Physics of magnetically confined plasmas General Atomics Fusion Wiki (specialist information).