__________are made up of an arrangement of wire coils, often ferromagnetic substance such as steel
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Electromagnets are made up of an arrangement of wire coils, often ferromagnetic substance such as steel.
An Electromagnet is a temporary magnet unlike a bar magnet which is permanent.
- Electromagnets lose thier strength over time.
- The direction of the magnetic field lines of a electromagnet can be reversed by reversing the direction of the current.
- The magnitude of magnetic field inside the electromagnet is uniform everywhere.
Some Information :-
◉ Electromagnet is made by passing current through the coiled wires. If the direction of the current changes then the direction of the magnetic field lines also changes.
◉ A more high quality ferromagnetic metal can result in greater strength of the electromagnet.
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