GreatScott - 6 min
GreatScott - 5 min
This is the foundation for understanding indiction and we have covered most of these concepts in Year 12. So, it is worthy to have a quick recap and then apply these two laws in a new domain.
A great demonstration done by Prof. Melloch at Purdue University in 2013.
From 0:00 to 2:14 for the demonstration, the formula showed after that is in calculus and for university levels.
PhysicsHigh - 5 min
PhysicsHigh - 9 min
The Demo Guy Cal Poly SLO - 30 sec
PhysicsHigh - 7 min
EMF, or electromotive force, refers to the voltage created by a battery or by a changing magnetic field.
Counter EMF, also called Back EMF, is a related phenomenon that we will illustrate in this animation.
How big is One Henry (1 H) of inductance?
SciPad p.304
8 minutes
10 minutes
Compare Time Constant between RC and RL circuits
SciPad p.306-308
YouTube - Time constant of RL circuit
Both ΔΦ/Δt and dΦ/dt means "the rate of changing magnetic flux".
SciPad p.309
YouTube - Self-inductance & mutual inductance
10 minutes
SciPad 310-316
10 minutes
Discussing some of the fascinating engineering that goes into overhead electric power transmission lines.
Calculate magnetic flux.
Use Faraday's and Lenz's laws to explain induced EMF.
Solve Faraday's law problems.
Explain the concept of self-induction.
Solve problems involving self-inductance.
Describe the purpose of inductors.
Explain how energy is stored in an inductor.
Calculate the amount of energy stored in an inductor.
Describe the time constant for an RL circuit.
Calculate the time constant for an RL circuit.
Explain how a transformer works.
Calculate the voltage and current in ideal transformers.
Calculate the voltage and current in real transformers.
Describe the purposes of, and differences between, step-up and step-down transformers.
Describe what an isolating transformer is, and explain how they work.
End of Chapter Review
An induced emf is produced by a changing flux