Ampere turns		Strength of magnet in flux lines per unit area
Central Conductor		Magnetic force travels the long direction of test object
Circular Magnetization		One of two or more points of flux leakage
Coercive Force		Magnetization resulting from central conductor
Contact Head		The ability of the material to retain its magnetic field
Continuous Method		Applying a medium while magnetization is present
Curie Point		Field that remains in an object after being magnetized
Demagnetization		Magnet flux density is = to zero (reverse magnetizing force to demagnetize)
Dry Method		Liquid medium for the suspension of magnetic particles
Ferromagnetic		The ease at which a material can be magnetized
Fill Factor		Strongly attracted to magnetic field
Flux Density Megnetic		Two faze system of fine solid dispersed or "suspended" in a liquid
Flux Leakage		Ferromagnetic particles are in dry powder form
Full Wave Direct Current		Electrode clamp for stability and electric current
Longitudinal Magnetization		Ratio of cross section of test object to encircling coil
Magnetic Hysteresis		Magnetism is lost at (1200 - 1600 Fahrenheit)
Magnetic Pole		Number of turns in a coil and the flow of amperes
Magnetic Writing		Occurs when an external magnetic field is applied to a ferromagnet such as iron
Permeability		Non relevant indication when magnetized parts contact other magnetized stuff
Residual Magnetic Field		3 phase alternating current
Retentivivty		A magnet that includes a magnetic field in the area between a objects poles
Sensistivity		Conductor rod goes through the test object - circular magnetization
Shot		Result from discontenuity
Suspention		Surface or near surface discontinuity detection ratio
Vehicle		Short energizing cycle
Yoke		The reduction of residual magnetism