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Uploaded by makseyuen2 on Jan 31, 2008
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Aluminum in non ferrous, but magnetic fields can induce "eddy currents" inside it. Its basically the electrons spinning in a tight circle, creating an apposing magnetic field and heat. Fairly vague explanation but that is what Google is for.
SuperDisco91 4 months ago
....is it Lenz's Law ?
cla991053 7 months ago
Good experiment. I will try it with my students. Thanks.
simondegrootpuntnl 8 months ago
Good demonstration
But it's better if you explain more otherwise some people will not know why the ring is called "eddy current ring"
billywongting 9 months ago
Nice demo!!
But, a little translation would be nice...
afdhalatifftan92 2 years ago
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Aluminum in non ferrous, but magnetic fields can induce "eddy currents" inside it. Its basically the electrons spinning in a tight circle, creating an apposing magnetic field and heat. Fairly vague explanation but that is what Google is for.
SuperDisco91 4 months ago
....is it Lenz's Law ?
cla991053 7 months ago
Good experiment. I will try it with my students. Thanks.
simondegrootpuntnl 8 months ago
Good demonstration
But it's better if you explain more otherwise some people will not know why the ring is called "eddy current ring"
billywongting 9 months ago
Nice demo!!
But, a little translation would be nice...
afdhalatifftan92 2 years ago