-
magnetic field completely to zero, so
degaussing typically induces a very
small "known"
field referred to as bias.
Degaussing was
originally applied to reduce...
-
degaussing/deperming ship has
retired No. 629
degaussing/deperming ship has
retired No. 731
degaussing/deperming ship has
retired No. 744
degaussing/deperming...
- erased.
Applied to
magnetic media,
degaussing may
purge an
entire media element quickly and effectively.
Degaussing often renders hard
disks inoperable...
- In the
degaussing circuits of many CRT
monitors and
televisions an
appropriately chosen thermistor is
connected in
series with the
degaussing coil. This...
- of 2022, Type 912 is the most
numerous degaussing/deperming ship in PLAN, and the
longest serving degaussing/deperming
ships in PLAN,
until its successor...
- such
degaussing systems built into the
upper decks (the
conduits are
still visible on the deck of HMS Belfast in London, for example).
Degaussing is still...
- harbour,
showing the
degaussing coil,
which revealed to
German Naval Intelligence the fact that the
British were
using degaussing methods to
combat their...
-
particular areas; minesweeping, the
removal or
detonation of
naval mines; and
degaussing, the
process of
decreasing or
eliminating a
remnant magnetic field in...
- in the coil is
turned off.
Where it is unwanted, it can be
removed by
degaussing.
Sometimes the term
retentivity is used for
remanence measured in units...
- This
problem is
solved with a built-in
degaussing coil,
found in many TVs and
computer monitors.
Degaussing may be automatic,
occurring whenever the...
