Part 17 (1/2)

An electro- another piece of iron, as an example

Incandescence, A conductor heated up by a current so it will Electric glow

Induced Current A current of electricity which sets up lines of force at right angles to the body of the wire through which the current is transnetic field which is excited by theto an equip syste

Insulation A e of a current placed around a conductor

Intensity The strength of aover a wire

Internal Resistance The current strength of electricity of a wire to resist the passage

Interrupter A device in a wire or circuit for checking a current It also refers to the vibrator of an induction coil

Joint The place where two or more conductors are united

Joint Resistance The combined resistance offered by two or more substances or conductors

Jump Spark A spark, disruptive in its character, between two conducting points

Initial Charge The charge required to start a battery

Kathode, or Cathode The negative plate or side of a battery The plate on which the electro deposit is raph sounder A bar with a finger piece, which is hinged and so arranged that it will make and break contacts in an electric circuit

Keyboard A switch-board; a board on which is mounted a nu 1,000 watts An electric current measure, usually expressed thus: KW

Kilowatt Hour The computation of work equal to the exertion of one kilowatt in one hour

Knife Switch A bar of a blade-like forers, and thus establish metallic connections

Laether, but not insulated fro carbon electrodes, with ularly

Lalow by the action of an electric current The filalobe

Leak Loss of electrical energy through a fault in wiring, or in using bare wires

Load The ampere current delivered by a dynamo under certain conditions