oe
oe — 名詞
1. a unit used for measuring the strength of a magnetic field, belonging to the old
奧斯特
CGS磁場強度單位
a unit used for measuring the strength of a magnetic field, belonging to the older CGS system of measurement rather than the modern SI system. One oe is equal to about 79.6 amperes per metre.
The Earth's magnetic field at the equator is roughly 0.3 oe.
赤道附近的地球磁場大約是 0.3 oe。
collocation: measured in oe; typical value for Earth's field
Kenji adjusted the electromagnet until the gauge read exactly 50 oe.
Kenji 調整電磁鐵，直到儀表顯示剛好 50 oe。
Older textbooks often list magnetic field strengths in oe rather than amperes per metre.
舊版的教科書往往以 oe 而非安培每公尺來標示磁場強度。
The lab manual said the magnetic coil produced a field of 200 oe inside the solenoid.
實驗手冊上寫著，線圈在螺線管內部產生的磁場為 200 oe。
Reema converted the old measurement of 10 oe to the modern SI unit and got about 796 amperes per metre.
Reema 把舊的 10 oe 換算成現代的 SI 單位，得到約 796 安培每公尺。
文法句型
[number] + oe
measured in oe
用法筆記
Oe is an abbreviation for 'oersted'. It is rarely used outside of specialised physics contexts and older scientific literature. Modern research almost always uses the SI unit ampere per metre (A/m) instead.