Basics of induction
Experiment no.: 6.4.1
A permanent bar magnet is pushed coaxially through a space enclosed by a circular conductor. This induces a voltage in the circular conductor, causing an induction current to flow, which is measured using a ballistic galvanometer.
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Magnetic field of a bar magnet
Induced electric field
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Voltage in conducting loop
