Again, the set of loop currents cannot be chosen arbitrarily.

The analog loop current is fixed at 4 mA.

The branch currents are then found in terms of the loop currents.

It is possible to choose a set of independent loop currents without reference to the trees and tie sets.

But in the Loop Current, the deeper water is also warm and it further feeds the storm.

There have been dire reports of a powerful surface current, the loop current, carrying oil toward Florida.

When a calling party lifted the receiver, the local loop current lit a signal lamp near the jack.

A common analysis approach is to solve for loop currents rather than branch currents.

When the other end detects the loss of loop current, it also goes on hook and the call is clears normally.

In reality, the ground plane is not perfectly conducting and loop currents in it will cause potential differences.

The Loop Current and its eddies may be detected by measuring sea surface level.

The transmission lines are grounded at the ends, and looping currents deep in the Earth form part of the antenna.

As the oil gets into the loop current, the impact on people, flora and fauna and Florida's economy could be devastating.

The one-pole representation of a port will start to fail if there are significant ground plane loop currents.

This rapid growth was due to the storm's movement over the "unusually warm" waters of the Loop Current.

Another very useful application is tracing and/or determining the extent of ground loop currents, especially in data signal cables.

Another source of ground loop currents is current leaking from the "hot" side of the power line into the ground system.

In general, however, it is not the warm-core Loop Current and eddies themselves that affect these communities.

The circuit detects the on-hook and off-hook conditions by monitoring the loop current.

It's possible that some oil previously moved eastward and became entrained in the Loop Current circulation.

These cold features are smaller than the warm-core eddies shed from the Loop Current.

If Gustav hits the Loop Current and lingers in that hot spot, watch out.

The meandering Loop Current, located in the southeastern gulf, provides loads of hurricane fuel.

During the spring and summer months, the Loop Current inches closer to the coastline and into the area where the oil is located.

An image of the current loop current by the University of Miami: