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Lecture 16: Electromagnetism I: Induction
Thu 12 Mar 2026 11:00

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Ampere’s Law Continued

Magnetic Inductance

Faraday suggested that, if currents induce magnetic fields, that the opposite might be possible. Could a magnetic field be used to induce a current? He found that whenever field lines move or change, an electric field is induced, which charges in the field respond to.

Motion of a Conductor in Magnetic Field

Induced E-Fields

Faraday’s Law


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