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Undergrad Grounding Process: Neutralizing Negatively Charged Objects
Thank you so much! This helped a lot :)- Aya Elsayed
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Undergrad Grounding Process: Neutralizing Negatively Charged Objects
Let us consider a negatively charged object. We want to neutralize this object, so we touched it by our hands to remove the excess of negative charges by Grounding. Now the question is : Will our body (The Ground) be negatively charged as it gained those negative charges? then why it is called...- Aya Elsayed
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- Elecricity Electrostatics Grounding Process
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Undergrad The circuit of the induction coil
I got it ... So It only detects the voltage between the coil . So what I said about the sum of the voltages is right ?- Aya Elsayed
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Undergrad The circuit of the induction coil
When we turn the circuit off . There will be an induced emf through the coil due to the changing magnetic field of the AC . Therefore V=-L . DI/Dt So when the current is zero then the emf has a maximum value . And what about the emf of the source itself ? It's equal to the induced emf? If It...- Aya Elsayed
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- Circuit Coil Induction
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Undergrad Voltage Equality: How to Determine Between Two Points with Resistances Given
Thank you all for help ..got it !- Aya Elsayed
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Undergrad Voltage Equality: How to Determine Between Two Points with Resistances Given
In which way?- Aya Elsayed
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Undergrad Voltage Equality: How to Determine Between Two Points with Resistances Given
It's written in my book that if you have two points having the same voltage then you'll cancel the resistance between them ... how can I know if the voltages of the two points are equal ...( The resistances are given in the circuit .)- Aya Elsayed
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- Points Voltage
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High School What causes eddy currents to form in metals?
Thanks! ... Eddy currents are induced in a metal when it feels a changing magnetic field . Then its internal temperature gets high and startes to melt . we apply that to the induction furnace... That's all what I knew about them .- Aya Elsayed
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High School What causes eddy currents to form in metals?
There aren't any eddy currents in the metallic core of the galvanometer , Although it moves in a magnetic field? If it's right , why?- Aya Elsayed
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- Core
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