gilbert
gilbert — noun
1. a gilbert is an older cgs measurement for the magnetic driving force in a circui
1.名詞C2
釋義
a gilbert is an older cgs measurement for the magnetic driving force in a circuit; one gilbert is about 0.8 ampere-turn.
例句
Eli wrote 20 gilberts beside the coil diagram in his lab notebook.
pattern: [number] + gilberts
Shanti compared the coil's reading in gilberts with the ampere-turn result.
technical comparison: gilberts and ampere-turns
The old physics manual gives the coil's magnetomotive force in gilberts.
Noor checked whether the field coil produced enough gilberts for the test.
During class, Aoi converted one gilbert into about 0.8 ampere-turns.
文法句型
[number] + gilbert(s)
measure ... in gilberts
用法筆記
Used mainly in older physics texts and historical discussions of the cgs system. Modern materials often express the same idea in ampere-turns instead.
常見錯誤
❌The meter showed 20 gilberts of magnetic field.
✅The meter showed 20 gilberts of magnetomotive force.
💡A gilbert measures magnetomotive force, not magnetic field strength.
❌The motor needed 20 gilbert.
✅The motor needed 20 gilberts.
💡Use the plural form after numbers larger than one.