PROF. C. COLERIDGE FARH, of Canterbury College, Christehureh, New Zealand, has sent a communication in which he advocates the preparation of accurate charts showing the lines of magnetic force ...

William Gilbert (1540-1603) demonstrates attractive and repulsive force from rubbing many substances together (electrostatic charge); calls them "electrics," and suggests the earth itself is a ...

Magnetic effects of Electric Current A current carrying conductor creates a magnetic field around it, which can be comprehended by using magnetic lines of force or magnetic field lines.

It’s been known for some decades that many animals can sense these lines of magnetic force, but a 2021 study published in the prestigious scientific journal Nature provided our first clear ...

Ford Motor Co. temporarily idled factories in the US over the last three weeks due to a shortage of magnets containing rare ...

Today's electric cars are designed to manage both AC and DC energy on board.The battery stores and dispenses DC current, but again, the motor needs AC. When recharging the battery, the energy ...

THE determination of the direction of the resultant force, at any point, due to a long, thin magnet, is of some importance as a laboratory exercise, and it is necessary to be able to compare the ...

Motor torque is developed from the interaction of currents that flow in the rotor bars and the stator's rotating magnetic field. In actual operation, rotor speed always lags the magnetic field's speed ...

Use Fleming’s left-hand rule to remember the direction of motion in an electric motor. It is shown in the following diagram. A current-carrying wire or coil can exert a force on a permanent ...

A high-speed levitating motor showcases the incredible power of magnetism in motion. Suspended effortlessly, it spins at remarkable speeds, creating a mesmerizing display of precision and balance.

Magnetic reconnection, which occurs when magnetic lines of force break apart and reconnect with a violent burst of energy, gives rise to many beautiful and powerful phenomena in the natural world.

His principle states that magnetic lines of force are carried along in a moving fluid like strands of thread cast into a river, and thus they can never "break" and reconnect.