power transmission
/ˈpaʊər trænsmɪʃən/ · pow·er trans·mis·sion
noun
- The act or process of transferring power from one location to another, often through a mechanical or electrical system. The power transmission system in the car allows for smooth acceleration and gear shifting.
- A system or mechanism for transmitting power, such as a gearbox or electrical grid. The company specializes in designing and manufacturing power transmission systems for industrial applications.
Synonyms
energy transferpower transfermechanical transmissionelectrical transmissiontorque transmissionforce transmissionmotion transmission
Antonyms
Did you know? The first power transmission systems were developed in the 19th century, with the introduction of the steam engine and the telegraph, which allowed for the transmission of power and information over long distances. Today, power transmission systems play a critical role in modern industry and transportation.