| 释义 |
sie·mens's law
\ˈsēmənz(ə̇z)-, ˈzē-\ noun
Usage: usually capitalized S
Etymology: after Werner von Siemens died 1892 German electrical engineer and inventor, its formulator
: a statement in electricity: the greater the ratio of counter electromotive force to impressed electromotive force in a motor, the greater is its efficiency |