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What is solenoids?
A solenoid is an electromechanical device that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy through a linear motion. It typically consists of a coil of wire, wound tightly, that when energized creates a magnetic field. This magnetic field pulls a movable ferromagnetic core (plunger) into the coil. Solenoids are commonly used in a wide range of applications including valves, switches, actuators, and locking mechanisms.
Which job functions commonly mention solenoids?
Facilities
0.1% of all Facilities jobs mention solenoids
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Electrician
0.1% of all Electrician jobs mention solenoids
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Frontline & Manual Labor
235 Frontline & Manual Labor jobs mention solenoids
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Electrical Engineer
58 Electrical Engineer jobs mention solenoids
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Engineer
254 Engineer jobs mention solenoids
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Which organizations are mentioning solenoids?
Sandia National Laboratories
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