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Corbino Effect

The Corbino effect is the appearance of a circular current in a conducting disc when a radial current flows through it in the presence of a perpendicular magnetic field. It is named in US1822129 — System & Apparatus Employing the Hall Effect, Palmer H. Craig's Hall-effect patent, as a related phenomenon to the Hall effect.

The source names the effect but does not develop it further; it appears in the patent as part of the background of magnetically induced transverse currents that the device is intended to exploit.

See also

Hall Effect, US1822129 — System & Apparatus Employing the Hall Effect.

Source notes & attribution
  1. https://rexresearch.com/craig/craig.htm

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US1822129 — System & Apparatus Employing the Hall Effect

U.S. Patent 1,822,129, "System & Apparatus Employing the Hall Effect," was granted to Palmer H. Craig on September 8, 1931. It generalizes Craig's 1926 Physical Review film measurements into a stacked-plate device intended to act as a rectifier, amplifier, oscillator, and detector.

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