Faraday's Law
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| Abstract | Faraday's Law of electromagnetic induction demonstrated with a coil and magnet.
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| Principles Illustrated | Moving a magnet near a conductor or moving a conductor in a magnetic field induces a voltage in the conductor that causes a current to flow. |
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| NCEA & Science Curriculum |
PHYS 2.6, PHYS 3.6 |
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| Teacher Guide |
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| Instructions | This demonstration is easy to set up and very valuable. You'll need a galvanometer, coil (which you can make by looping wire of almost any kind), leads with crocodile clips, and a reasonably strong magnet. More detailed instructions. |
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| Credits |
This teaching resource was developed by the Te Reo Māori Physics Project with support from |
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