Fleming rule of the right hand

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Posted by fmak (A) on June 28, 2015 at 22:17:45

In Reply to: review of the rule of the right hand posted by unclestu on June 28, 2015 at 19:20:09:

''As per Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction, whenever a conductor moves inside a magnetic field, there will be an induced current in it. If this conductor gets forcefully moved inside the magnetic field, there will be a relation between the direction of applied force, magnetic field and the current. This relation among these three directions is determined by Fleming Right Hand rule''

What is moving the conductor in the magnetic field?

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Topic - review of the rule of the right hand - unclestu 19:20:09 06/28/15 (16)

But since audio signals are AC . . . - Brian H P 17:49:42 06/30/15 (11)

RE: But since audio signals are AC . . . - unclestu 21:35:00 06/30/15 (10)

RE: But since audio signals are AC . . . - Tre' 08:08:56 07/01/15 (9)

a hydraulic analogy - unclestu 22:17:48 07/05/15 (8)

RE: a hydraulic analogy - Tre' 14:31:21 07/09/15 (7)

Point taken, however - unclestu 17:08:46 07/09/15 (6)

RE: Point taken, however - Tre' 19:25:02 07/09/15 (5)

, however - unclestu 21:07:21 07/09/15 (4)

RE: , however - Palustris 08:30:38 07/10/15 (0)

RE: , however - Tre' 08:00:53 07/10/15 (2)

RE: , however - unclestu 13:22:27 07/10/15 (1)

RE: , however - Lew 13:17:19 07/12/15 (0)

The irony here is that I've been winding Inductors all day at work... - Dman 12:39:08 06/29/15 (0)

Why are you making inductors? - Uncle Mike 07:57:53 06/29/15 (1)

Sorry - unclestu 11:16:40 06/29/15 (0)

Fleming rule of the right hand - fmak 22:17:45 06/28/15 (0)

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