Electromagnetic Induction

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This explained a lot, so only change in magnetic flux matters. This stuff is mindblowing, we are creating electricity literally out of nowhere, just with plain movement force of magnet through the magnetic fields created in coils. Whole idea is crazy but works.

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This video set off a lot of light bulbs in my head. Thanks for sharing this. I didn't understand why there was only current when the objects were in motion until the magnetic field pointers were shown in the background. The polarity of the object moved through the coils causes the electrons in the coils to move around and re-order themselves, which creates current in the coils. Thus, at any point if you stopped moving the object, the electrons in the coils would have no reason to move, therefor creating zero current. Am I understanding this correctly? This electricity shit is blowing my mind. And the fact that there is this "conventional" and "reality" way of describing what is happening in the circuits doesn't help me one bit to understand. Some professors will say "as the positive charges moves", others will say "as the electrons flow"....jesus christ make up your damn mind so I can understand! ... ok sorry ranting now lol, back to learning physics. Great video!

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Cyanvaya can you please explain how electromagnetic induction occurs (as an exam type answer)

[@anteater9408]

@@kyliek.9481 Electromagnetic induction is the production of electro motive force across a conductor due to change in the magnetic field. ✌👍

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[@eugenepohjola258]

Howdy. In electromagnetism induction can mean two things. It can be the total flux. The unit is Wb = V x s. The old unit is Mx (Maxwell). Induction can also mean the electromagnetic force (voltage) a varying or moving magnetic field produces in a conductor. Regards.

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So - With this wheel setup.... If you tapered the pipes of your rain-gutters, to make the water run through them faster: You could generate electricity from them when it rains?

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Excellent thinking, although there just wouldn't be enough flow. You could however collect that into one container and push the flow onto a water wheel and generate through that. Even that may not be enough to generate much usable energy, however in large quantities, this is what they do. Collect rain/river water, build pressure (in a dam) and send it down a channel to rotate a wheel as demonstrated in the video. You don't need a dam's worth of water, but do need a constant flow to get some useable electricity!

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[@comic4relief]

Interesting use of graphics. I am curious about something. This demonstration shows induction in an inertial reference frame, such as a table top in a laboratory. What if the entire system were accelerating, or in zero-g? Would there be slightly different behaviour of the needle on the galvanometer?

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