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| A {{w|transformer}} consists of two (or more) induction coils, for input and output(s), and a common core to mediate the transfer of power across the gap. The curly loop symbols of the symbol have already been claimed to resemble sheep, and the straight line (which is the core) now represents a fence separating two sheep who nonetheless wish to be together. | | A {{w|transformer}} consists of two (or more) induction coils, for input and output(s), and a common core to mediate the transfer of power across the gap. The curly loop symbols of the symbol have already been claimed to resemble sheep, and the straight line (which is the core) now represents a fence separating two sheep who nonetheless wish to be together. | ||
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β | | {{w | + | | {{w|Battery}} |
| Battery | | Battery | ||
| Not a joke, this is a typical symbol for a {{w|Electric battery|battery}} (which provides voltage to a circuit{{citation needed}}), or other form of {{w|voltaic pile}}. Its inclusion here is simply as the set-up for the following joke symbols. | | Not a joke, this is a typical symbol for a {{w|Electric battery|battery}} (which provides voltage to a circuit{{citation needed}}), or other form of {{w|voltaic pile}}. Its inclusion here is simply as the set-up for the following joke symbols. |