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Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning The solar panel generates an electromotive force from the sun's energy.
The wind turbine produces an electromotive force from wind energy.
The hydroelectric power plant generates an electromotive force from the water's kinetic energy.
The piezoelectric material generates an electromotive force from mechanical stress.
The car's alternator produces an electromotive force to charge the battery.
The electromagnetic induction principle is the basis of an electromotive crane.
Electromotive suspension systems provide a smooth ride in high-speed trains.
The shock a person experiences when they touch a doorknob after shuffling their feet on a carpet is due to the electromotive force.
The generation of electricity in a hydroelectric power plant depends on the electromotive force of the falling water.
Electromotive therapy is a promising alternative to traditional physical therapy for certain medical conditions.
The thermocouple generates an electromotive force when subjected to a temperature difference.
The electric eel produces an electromotive force to stun prey.
The thermoelectric generator produces an electromotive force from temperature differences.
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