Alternators and Dynamos | Magnetism | Physics | FuseSchool

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2:15 what a beautiful explanation! no physics text book could describe this love it thank you! 😁👍

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Thank you so much for this video!!! It helped me finally understand how alternators and dynamos work: I have a magnetism test to do in 2 days🙌🏼😅☺️

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[@Noor-ib5hf]

I have a question: 1:41 why does the wire create maximum potential difference when it is parallel to the magnetic field lines, I'm sure it's because the two sides of the coil (wire) have up and down forces and that is what creates the maximum potential difference?

[@keithross7058]

Not quite. You get a PD when the current CROSSES lines of force. When the coil is vertical the movement of the wire is along the lines of force so NO PD. When the coil is horizontal you are cutting lines of force at right angles therefore you get the maximum PD here

[@paulathornley1453]

Because the wire is cutting through the most magnetic field lines. When it is vertical, it doesn’t cut through any magnetic field lines (because the magnetic field lines would be going through the middle of the coiled wire rather than “hitting” the wire.

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can you guys do logarithms, i’ve been struggling on that subject in school

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We don't have anything on that topic, but thanks for the suggestion!

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So which one is more efficient

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alternator.

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can you make a video on hydrolics

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anyone else using this for school?