What is emf ? And what does it mean by " changing magnetic field induces an emf in a conductor "
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Emf is electromotive force
is the electrical intensity or "pressure" developed by a source of electrical energy such as a battery or generator but it is not a force.
is the electrical intensity or "pressure" developed by a source of electrical energy such as a battery or generator but it is not a force.
Terry52139:
read my answer i have written in simpler words
ITS NAME IS ELECTROMOTIVE FORCE ...."NAME"
but its not a real force.
Huhhhhh?? Wait , first you say it's the r
Someone named it wrong ok dont get confused
listen i answered ur question in my comment refer to it
Sorry let me tell you the whole thing , i mistakely entered the incorrect comment
So , first you told it's the electrical intensity and it's not a force . Then you said it's the force exerted on charged particle in electrical field . Which one's right ????
man u are totally confused
clear ur doubts otherwise it will be problematic in exams
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emf stands for electro motive force that is the current caused bt magnetic effect...
it means that the greater the magnetic field, the greater the current produced in a particular conductor
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it means that the greater the magnetic field, the greater the current produced in a particular conductor
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But what is electromotive force ??????
i explained ahead
read the entire thing
I still don't understand . I get it that it is related to current , but then why is it associated with voltage and potential difference
current flows due to potential difference so an increase in potential difference leads to an increase in current
So potential difference is emf , right ?
yeah
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