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Magnet passing through a Stationary Solenoid
This simulation shows how a magnet passing through a solenoid induces an electrical current. The current is measured by the amperimeter at the right bottom of the frame.
The magnet moves with constant velocity from right to left. When it reaches the leftmost side, it stops and reverses its direction. You need to click the 'play' button again for the simulation to contin
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Credits
Maria Jose Cano, Jose Miguel Zamarro, Ernesto Mart’n, and Francisco Esquembre - Universidad Murcia; Fremont Teng; Jose Miguel Zamarro; Ernesto Martin; Francisco Esquembre - Universidad Murcia; Loo Kang Wee
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For Teachers
Magnet Passing Through a Stationary Solenoid JavaScript Simulation Applet HTML5
Instructions
Magnet μ Field Box
Magnet Speed Slider
Coil Size Slider
Field Lines Check Box
Toggling Full Screen
Play/Pause and Reset Buttons
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- Parent Category: 05 Electricity and Magnetism
- Category: 08 Electromagnetism
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