Electromagnetism (2 Parts)

Synopsis: 2 (1997): Covers: induction; magnet-induced electron flow; solonoids; generators; alternator (single and 3-phase), transformer, Lenz’s law, induction coil, back EMF and eddy currents; Maglev - superconductors; gramophone needle.
Language: English
Country: Australia
Medium: Video; Videocassette. VHS. col. 29, 25 min.
Year of production: 1997
Availability: Sale; 1998 sale: £35.00 (+VAT +p&p) (part 2)
Documentation: Accompanying teacher’s notes.
Uses: Ages 17+.
Subjects: Physics
Keywords: electromagnetic induction; electromagnetism; induction motors; magnetism

Title: Induction and motor effects
Synopsis: 1 (1992): Shows the importance of harnessing the principles of electromagnetism and looks at historical experiments, explaining the concepts and illustrating their applications in a range of inventions. Covers: electric fields, electromagnetic fields; fie
Title: Electromagnetic induction 1
Synopsis: 2 (1997): Covers: induction; magnet-induced electron flow; solonoids; generators; alternator (single and 3-phase), transformer, Lenz's law, induction coil, back EMF and eddy currents; Maglev - superconductors; gramophone needle.

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