the physical field produced by moving electrically charged objects, consisting of an electric field and a magnetic field

electromagnetic wave; an alternating electromagnetic field that propagates through space, including radio waves, infrared, visible light, X-rays, and gamma rays

A type of magnet made from a coil of wire wrapped around a core, which becomes magnetic only when an electric current flows through it.

the process where a changing magnetic field through a loop of wire creates an electric current in the wire

The process by which electromagnetic energy travels through space or a medium as waves; also refers to the electromagnetic waves themselves.

electromagnetism; electromagnetics

A weapon that uses electromagnetic force to launch projectiles at high speeds; characterized by a long range, high accuracy, and stealth because it does not use traditional gunpowder.

A cooking stove that generates heat through electromagnetic induction; also called [[电磁炉|電磁爐|dian4 ci2 lu2]].

The rhythmic variation of electric and magnetic fields or charges over time.

electromagnetic interaction between particles; electromagnetic force in physics

a piece of metal that becomes magnetic when an electric current flows through it

electromagnetic pulse; often referred to by the acronym EMP

nuclear electromagnetic pulse; a burst of electromagnetic radiation resulting from a nuclear explosion

interference caused by electromagnetic fields affecting electrical circuits or signals

the ability of electrical equipment to function properly in its electromagnetic environment without interfering with other devices

induction cooker; electric cooktop that uses electromagnetic induction to heat the cookware directly

the physical theory of electromagnetism