Theoretical and experimental studies on the induced electromotive force in N-cycles conducting ring
The electromagnetic induction effect is a familiar phenomenon in physics. This article proposes to combine theoretical derivation, computational simulation, and experimental measurement to study a classical problem for induced electromotive force (EMF) in N-cycles conducting
ring with nonuniform resistance. The calculated results show that measured EMFs depend on the number of cycles and the resistance distribution of the conducting ring and the magnetic flux area through the ring. The results have been confirmed by the experiments.
Keywords: Conducting Ring; Electromagnetic Induction; Induced EMF
Document Type: Research Article
Publication date: 07 December 2017
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