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emf

Definition	:	Electromotive Force
Category	:	Academic & Science » Electronics
Country/Region	:	Worldwide
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What does emf mean?

Electromotive Force (emf) is the potential difference between two electrodes of a voltage source that causes a current to flow in a circuit or device.
emf is measured in volts (V).

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What is the full form of emf?

The full form of emf is Electromotive Force

What are the full forms of emf in Academic & Science?

Electromotive Force | Electromagnetic Field

What are the full forms of emf in Worldwide?

Electromotive Force | Electromagnetic Field | Eclipse Modeling Framework | European Minifootball Federation

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