What is the differencebetween induction and conduction?
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The terms conduction and induction both refer to methods that can cause a current to start flowing in a conductor. The main difference between conduction and induction is that conduction relies only on an electric field, whereas induction relies on a changing magnetic field.
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Conduction :
* Charges r obtained in contact with other charged body.
* Produces similar or one type of charge.
* Only limited amount of charges r obtained.
Induction :
* Charges r obtained with out any contact with other charged body.
* Both + ve & - ve charges r produced.
* Large quantity of charges can be induced.
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