Can anyone provide resources for beginners on electromagnetic induction?

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Resources for beginners on electromagnetic induction are sought for a bobsled project, with a specific interest in magnetic induction. The discussion highlights the need for study materials and references, with a suggestion to explore physics textbooks. Clarification is sought regarding the connection between induction and the bobsled, hinting at a potential maglev application. The use of slotted aluminum sheet metal is mentioned, along with a caution about the required power levels. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding electromagnetic induction for practical applications.
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Well it looks like I need to find out as much as I can about Magnetic Induction. Does anyone have a link/ reference to a beginners understanding, study material so that I can start my Bob Sled project? In the mean time I'll search the physics textbooks on this site.

Thanks for all your help so far guys

Robin07
 
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Robin07 said:
so that I can start my Bob Sled project
What on Earth does induction have to do with a bobsled? Are you making a maglev or something? :confused:
 
Yes, I'm currently looking at using slotted aluminum sheet metal.
 
You need some awfully powerful current for that. Be careful.
 
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