ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION
Vaishnavi burde
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This paper provides a comprehensive overview of electromagnetic induction, primarily focused on Faraday's Laws. It explains the basic principles governing the induction process, including the relationship between changing magnetic flux and induced electromotive force (emf). The paper discusses methods for producing induced emf, the concept of self-inductance, and practical applications of eddy currents.
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