Thread: Magnets and reed switches (what's an AT?)
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Re: Magnets and reed switches (what's an AT?)
Don't really know what it is either, but your coil theory would go best with AT for Ampere-Turn according to Wikipedia.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ampere-turn
Honestly, I'm no electrical engineer, but maybe someone out there is an engineer.
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