The namesake quantity of those elements that rely on this phenomenon is the proportionality constant between voltage and the time derivative of current.
Ferrous pans are heated through dissipation of the eddy currents caused by this phenomenon in a namesake type of stove. The circuit elements which rely on this phenomenon have impedance proportional to the current frequency. The namesake quantity of those elements that rely on this phenomenon is the proportionality constant between voltage and the time derivative of current. The Maxwell equation describing this phenomenon states that the (*) curl of the electric field equals the negative partial derivative of the magnetic field with respect to time; that is Faraday's law of this phenomenon. For 10 points, identify this phenomenon in which a time-varying magnetic field produces an electric field, used by a circuit element whose strength is measured in henrys.
Ferrous pans are heated through dissipation of the eddy currents caused by this phenomenon in a namesake type of stove.
electromagnetic induction