Categories: Electromagnetism Laboratory
In this experiment, it is investigated how the induced current is formed from the magnetic properties of matter. The basic law explaining the phenomenon of magnetic induction is Faraday's Law. According to this law, when the magnetic flux in the inner region of a conductive frame changes, an emf occurs on the frame, which creates a current according to Ohm's Law. This current is called induced current.
Build simple electrical circuits. Learn the usage of ammeter and voltmeter. Investigate parallel and series connected resistive circuits and capacitor
Study magnetic field along axis of current carrying circular loop by Biot-Savart law Find strength of the magnetic field at the centre of the current
Study magnetic field created by a current carrying solenoid, investigate the relationship between the current in a solenoid and magnetic field.
Start the experiment to learn about transformers and their features. Check your data and share it!