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The term “magnetic to electrical boarding ratio” does not correspond to a standard concept or formula within electrical engineering or physics as of my latest update. It’s possible there might be a misunderstanding or miscommunication regarding the terminology. Typically, magnetic and electrical properties are discussed in terms of electromagnetic induction, magnetoelectric effects, or conversion efficiencies in various devices, but not usually with a “boarding ratio.” If this is referring to a specific concept or ratio in a niche area or emerging technology, it would be beneficial to provide more context or check the latest literature for updated terms or concepts.
For discussions related to converting magnetic energy to electrical energy, terms like “magnetic induction” (described by Faraday’s Law of Induction) or “energy conversion efficiency” are often relevant. Faraday’s Law, for example, provides a basis for understanding how changing magnetic fields can induce electrical currents in conductors.
If you’re looking at the efficiency of conversion or similar metrics, it might involve specific calculations based on the context (e.g., in electric generators, transformers, or other devices that convert magnetic energy into electrical energy and vice versa). These calculations would consider factors like the materials used, the design of the device, and the conditions of operation but don’t typically boil down to a single “boarding ratio” that would universally apply.
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