The phenomenon of electromagnetic induction in paintings

The phenomenon of electromagnetic inductionThe physical essence of the phenomenon of electromagnetic induction: the induction current increases in wires when the magnetic flux changes through the wire circuit. Induction current also increases in a wire moving in a magnetic field. In this case, the magnetic flux changes in a loop formed by a closed circuit. If the wire is not closed, there will be no induced current in it, but an emf will appear. induction. The value of EMF induction depends on the rate of change of the magnetic flux.
When the conducting frame rotates in a magnetic field, an emf appears in it. electromagnetic induction. The operation of electric generators is based on this. The effect of transformers — electrical machines for changing (transforming) voltage in alternating current circuits — is based on the phenomenon of mutual induction. The action of chokes is based on the phenomenon of self-induction.
The slides shown below are taken from the physics filmstrip The Phenomenon of Electromagnetic Induction. The filmstrip is divided into three sections.In the first section the history of the discovery of the phenomenon of electromagnetic induction is shown and told, in the second the physical essence of this phenomenon is very clearly explained, in the third the most common options for its application.
The history of the discovery of electromagnetic induction
Galvanometer, induction coil and permanent magnet
Faraday
Oersted's discovery
gimlet rule
Ampere
Faraday's Laboratory
Faraday's experiments
The arrow did not deflect
Faraday induction coil
Experience with induction
Faraday's experiment
The physical essence of the phenomenon of electromagnetic induction A moving permanent magnet
Moves the coil
The magnet and the coil are stationary
Induction current in the loop
There is no induction current in an open wire
The value of EMF induction
emf induction
Task
Right hand rule
Task
Lenz's rule
Lenz's rule
Task
How to explain the occurrence of emf induction
The conductor is stationary
Maxwell
The phenomenon of mutual induction
Phenomenon of self-induction
The emergence of electromotive force induction Application of the phenomenon of electromagnetic induction
Generator
Generator device
Turbogenerator
Hydrogen generator
Transformer
Use of transformers
Electricity transmission and distribution scheme
Daylight lamp
Conversion of fuel energy into electrical energy
MDG generator

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