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yungman
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This started in the MIT professor's thread. But this part is concentrated on Faradays and Lenz law in constant magnetic flux loop and transformer that is very interesting and not quite relate to the MIT professor discussion. I want to bring this out and continue discussion about the Faraday's Law:
[tex]Emf = -\frac { d \Phi}{d t}[/tex]
The next two posts are just copies of Claude "Cabraham" post on his explanations. He is a long time transformer designer and on his last leg of his PHD program, I take his opinion very seriously and from reading the two posts, I do have some question. I hope others can join in.
[tex]Emf = -\frac { d \Phi}{d t}[/tex]
The next two posts are just copies of Claude "Cabraham" post on his explanations. He is a long time transformer designer and on his last leg of his PHD program, I take his opinion very seriously and from reading the two posts, I do have some question. I hope others can join in.