Electronics - Inductors - Discussion

Discussion Forum : Inductors - General Questions (Q.No. 1)
1.
Electricity may be generated by a wire:
carrying current
wrapped as a coil
that has neutral domains
passing through a flux field
Answer: Option
Explanation:
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Discussion:
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Philemon said:   1 decade ago
Free electrons produces current when in movement caused by pressure.

Ravindra singh said:   1 decade ago
Either flux moves across conductor or conductor moves in flux, in both cases emf is induced due to this electrons inside conductor flows and these electron are responsible for flow of current.

Ankush said:   1 decade ago
Whenever a conductor is moved in magnetic field or conductor is stationary and magnetic field is moving only then emf is emf is induced according Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction.

Dinesh said:   1 decade ago
@Bharathi.

Why you are differentiating the flow of electrons and Current,

All are similar just we are using the different terms, don't confuse yourself. I will explain in simple terms, change of flux induces EMF (in terms of Volt) i.e. is nothing but a flow of electrons or current and it also happens in vice-versa.

For further clarification please refer Faraday's law.

Bharathi said:   1 decade ago
When movement of electrons happens, the current will flows. It is alone possible. But here I seen different parameter. Anybody have the ability? Let explain me.

Raju said:   1 decade ago
Change of flux produce emf & emf cause flow of current.

Alternatively when current flow in circuit it produce magnetic flux & changing magnetic flux produce current.

Mekaylah said:   1 decade ago
Well just speaking the conductor can't cut the electricity or he will get shocked.

Prakhar said:   1 decade ago
Hey @Sham but CHANGE IN flux causes induce an emf na. ?

Sham said:   1 decade ago
It is the one of besic faradayes law -when conductor cuts magnetic flux, EME induced in the conductor.

Ashu said:   1 decade ago
Please explain.

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