Why is the induced current greatest when a generator's loop is in the direction of the magnetic field?
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This self-induced emf will, by Lenz's law oppose the change in current in the coil and because of its direction this self-induced emf is generally called a back-emf. Lenz's Law states that: ” the direction of an induced emf is such that it will always opposes the change that is causing it”.
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using the formula
I∝dΦ/dt=AdB⃗ n⃗ dt=ddtABcosωt=−ABωsinωtI∝dΦ/dt=AdB→n→dt=ddtABcosωt=−ABωsinωt
I∝dΦ/dt=AdB⃗ n⃗ dt=ddtABcosωt=−ABωsinωtI∝dΦ/dt=AdB→n→dt=ddtABcosωt=−ABωsinωt
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