Core
The Standart Electrical Dictionary · 1892 · p. 2
(a) The conductor or conductors of an electric cable. (See Cable Core.) (b) The iron ma , generally central in an electro-magnet or armature, around which the wire is coiled. It acts by its high permeance to concentrate or multiply the lines of force, thus maintaining a more intense field. (See Armature--Magnet, Electro--Magnet, Field--Core, Laminated). In converters or transformers (See Converter) it often surrounds the wire coils.
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