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underwinding
This term is primarily used in technical, engineering, and mechanical contexts. It describes a specific failure or deficiency in the preparation of a component, such as a spring or an electrical coil, where the physical requirements for tension or induction are not met due to an insufficient number of rotations.
Because it refers to a specific technical state or a process of failure, it is typically used in diagnostic reports or technical manuals. It carries a negative connotation of inadequacy or error, contrasting with "overwinding," which refers to excessive tension or turns that could lead to structural failure or saturation.
Meanings
Examples
The inductor failed the quality check due to underwinding of the copper coil.
I think the spring is just suffering from underwinding and needs a few more turns.
Underwinding the cable on the winch can lead to dangerous slack during the lift.
The technician noted that underwinding the solenoid reduced its magnetic strength.
Wait, is this clock stopping because of underwinding or is the gear stuck?
Avoid underwinding the spool to ensure consistent tension during the weaving process.
The motor efficiency dropped significantly because of accidental underwinding during assembly.
The motor efficiency dropped significantly because of accidental underwinding during assembly.
He wondered if the lack of torque was a result of underwinding the mainspring.