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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?
What causes eddy currents to form in metals?
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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 .berkeman said:Welcome to the PF.
What reading have you done about eddy currents? What are the Relevant Equations?