A strong magnet falls with the acceleration of gravity inside a vertical glass tube. When the same magnet is allowed to fall inside a vertical aluminum tube it falls much more slowly. In a conducting tube the motion generates induced currents, which in turn produce magnetic fields that oppose the downward motion of the magnet. In this demonstration two cylinders, one of which is a strong magnet, are dropped through each of the tubes, as shown in Figure 1, encouraging the student to speculate on what is happening
One of the very popular demonstrations used in introductory physics courses to illustrate Lenz\u27s ...
The popular demonstration involving a permanent magnet falling through a metallic pipe is treated as...
NPS PhysicsPhysics DemonstrationsMagnetic Forces and Magnetic Fields Hi. I’m Dr. Bruce Denardo here ...
I find it enlightening to try to explain the phenomena that happen around me with the laws of physi...
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This paper describes a very successful demonstration experiment developed for a course on electromag...
Motivated by a beautiful demonstration of the Faraday and the Lenz laws in which a small neodymium m...
A magnet is thrust into coils of 10, 20, and 40 turns respectively, which are connected to a galvano...
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Varying electrical conductivities of different, non-magnetic metals appears to affect the magnitude ...
Color poster with text, images, and graphs.The Thomson Jumping Ring apparatus is widely used in phys...
A wire is connected across the terminals of a sensitive galvanometer. When the wire is rapidly passe...
Magnetic fields can be produced by natural magnets, artificial magnets, and by circulating electric ...
One of the very popular demonstrations used in introductory physics courses to illustrate Lenz\u27s ...
The popular demonstration involving a permanent magnet falling through a metallic pipe is treated as...
NPS PhysicsPhysics DemonstrationsMagnetic Forces and Magnetic Fields Hi. I’m Dr. Bruce Denardo here ...
I find it enlightening to try to explain the phenomena that happen around me with the laws of physi...
Various products which used a magnet have been developed, and it is necessary to learn about its pra...
\u3cp\u3eThis paper describes a very successful demonstration experiment developed for a course on e...
A conductor moving in a stationary magnetic field often rises crucial issues at the courses on elect...
This paper describes a very successful demonstration experiment developed for a course on electromag...
Motivated by a beautiful demonstration of the Faraday and the Lenz laws in which a small neodymium m...
A magnet is thrust into coils of 10, 20, and 40 turns respectively, which are connected to a galvano...
In this two-part activity, students learn about electromagnetism by constructing electromagnets and ...
Varying electrical conductivities of different, non-magnetic metals appears to affect the magnitude ...
Color poster with text, images, and graphs.The Thomson Jumping Ring apparatus is widely used in phys...
A wire is connected across the terminals of a sensitive galvanometer. When the wire is rapidly passe...
Magnetic fields can be produced by natural magnets, artificial magnets, and by circulating electric ...
One of the very popular demonstrations used in introductory physics courses to illustrate Lenz\u27s ...
The popular demonstration involving a permanent magnet falling through a metallic pipe is treated as...
NPS PhysicsPhysics DemonstrationsMagnetic Forces and Magnetic Fields Hi. I’m Dr. Bruce Denardo here ...