In 1831, Michael Faraday discovered that a rate of change of flux would induce an EMF, and this would, in a closed circuit , induce an electrical current.
This is the key principles of Faraday's Law.
This forms the foundation for electrical generation, either AC or DC
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This animation reviews Faraday's Law.
The basic principle of a generator is the regular changing magnetic field acorss the coils
Turn on both voltage and field lines
How would you need to move the magnet to get a a fluctuating current
This is the key principles of Faraday's Law.
This forms the foundation for electrical generation, either AC or DC
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This animation reviews Faraday's Law.
The basic principle of a generator is the regular changing magnetic field acorss the coils
Turn on both voltage and field lines
How would you need to move the magnet to get a a fluctuating current
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This video examine the key principles of generators. Starting with a demo, and then a simple model, I take you through the concepts and also discuss the difference between AC and DC generators |
This next video is useful to compare motors with generators |
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