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Michele Michele
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11 years ago
From Faraday's experiment, it is found that when a bar moves inside a coil or vice versa, an emf is induced at the ends of coil which results in the production of induced current? Why does it happen so?
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It is because the electrons inside that coiled wire experience a force due to the CHANGING magnetic field (changing with respect to space coordinates). When the magnet moves to one side , the electrons experience a force in a particular direction. When the magnet moves in the opposite side , the electrons ,too, feel a force in the opposite direction(relative to their previous experienced forced).

Now WHY does this really happen, and i mean the 'actual' why , is not known clearly with absolute certainty.To understand the reason behind this 'why' , one has to research in time,space, nature and origin of light...it's interaction with matter (and that precise mechanism).Yes it involves all mathematics and quantum mechanics.Humans are still researching.
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