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✨ In today’s video, we’ll explore:
✅ What is Faraday’s Law of Electromagnetic Induction?
✅ How does it explain the working of transformers, motors, and generators?
✅ How does electromagnetic force (EMF) generate current?
✅ How Faraday’s Law shaped modern electrical engineering!

🌟 The Discovery That Changed Electrical Engineering!
In 1831, an English scientist named Michael Faraday made one of the most groundbreaking discoveries in electrical history.

Faraday demonstrated that:
➡️ When a coil of conductive material is exposed to a changing magnetic field, a current is generated in the coil.
➡️ This current was detected using a sensitive ammeter that showed deflection when the magnetic field was varied.

But how did the current flow without any external voltage source? 🤔

1. Conductive Materials and Free Electrons
👉 All conductive materials (like copper) have free electrons in their outermost shell.
👉 When a potential force (voltage) is applied, these electrons start moving → This flow is called current.

2. Magnetic Field and Electromotive Force (EMF)
💡 When a coil is placed in a changing magnetic field:
The magnetic flux exerts a force on the free electrons.
This force causes the electrons to move → generating a current.
The force applied by the magnetic flux is called Electromotive Force (EMF).

👉 When the coil forms a closed circuit, the moving electrons create a measurable current called Induced Current.

🧪 Faraday’s Law of Electromagnetic Induction
Faraday’s Law states that:
"Whenever a conductor is placed in a varying magnetic field, an electromotive force (EMF) is induced."

✅ If the circuit is closed → The induced EMF causes current to flow.
✅ The magnitude of the induced EMF depends on:
Rate of change of magnetic field (faster change = higher EMF)
Number of turns in the coil (more turns = higher EMF)
Strength of the magnetic field (stronger field = higher EMF)

⚡ How Can EMF Be Induced?
Faraday identified four ways to generate an EMF:
➡️ 1. Rotating the Coil Relative to the Magnet
When you rotate a coil in a magnetic field → The magnetic flux changes → An EMF is generated.
✅ This principle is used in generators and motors.

➡️ 2. Moving the Coil Into or Out of a Magnetic Field
Moving the coil into or out of a magnetic field changes the flux → Induces an EMF.
✅ Used in transformers and magnetic sensors.

➡️ 3. Changing the Area of the Coil
Expanding or contracting the coil changes the area exposed to the magnetic field → Changes the flux → Induces an EMF.
✅ Used in variable capacitors and flux detectors.

➡️ 4. Moving a Magnet Towards or Away from the Coil
Changing the position of the magnet relative to the coil alters the flux → Generates an EMF.
✅ Principle behind inductive sensors and motion detectors.
🌍 Applications of Faraday's Law
🔋 1. Transformers
A transformer works on the principle of mutual induction.
Changing magnetic flux in the primary coil induces a voltage in the secondary coil → Step-up or step-down voltage.
⚙️ 2. Generators
A generator converts mechanical energy into electrical energy using electromagnetic induction.
Rotating a coil in a magnetic field induces current → Generates electricity.
🚀 3. Motors
A motor works on the reverse principle → Converts electrical energy into mechanical energy.
Induced magnetic force rotates the motor shaft.
🛡️ 4. Inductive Sensors
Used for proximity detection, position sensing, and automation.
Moving a magnetic field near a coil generates an output signal.
🔎 5. Wireless Charging
Inductive charging relies on Faraday’s law.
A changing magnetic field creates a current in the receiver coil → Charges the battery.
💡 Why Is Faraday’s Law Important?
✅ Foundation for generators and motors.
✅ Enables the working of transformers.
✅ Basis for inductive charging and wireless communication.
✅ Powers the modern world – from power plants to electric vehicles!

📊 Practical Example – How a Generator Works
🎯 In a generator:
✅ A coil rotates in a magnetic field → Magnetic flux changes.
✅ According to Faraday’s law → EMF is induced.
✅ The induced current flows through the load → Powers devices.

More speed → More magnetic flux change → More voltage generated! 🚀

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