The Collaborative International Dictionary
Induced current
Induced current \In*duced" cur"rent\ (Elec.) A current due to variation in the magnetic field surrounding its conductor.
Usage examples of "induced current".
Upside down again, he drifted obliquely toward the viewing platform as if wafted there by a stray induced current, and, as he passed Louis, he asked, “.
Gradually he learned to build up the tempo of this rocking motion, and wisps of electron gas curled about his toes as induced current began to flow in the Corestuff inlays.
You could produce an induced current on the surface of a metal sphere that would act as a gyroscope, and from this you could devise a tiny automatic pilot for ship or aircraft models that would weigh only a few ounces.