AP-E1006 Lenz's law apparatus
AP-E1006 Lenz's-law apparatus includes a base, two tubes and two falling blocks. One tube demonstrates electromagnetic damping; the other demonstrates induced current from electromagnetic induction. Experiment: Lenz's law and induction. Objective: move magnets and aluminum blocks through aluminum and acrylic tubes, compare their motion and analyze the causes to verify induction, Lenz's law and electromagnetic damping. Principle: a falling magnet's field cuts the aluminum tube, inducing current. Under Lenz's law, the induced field opposes the change in flux causing that current, resisting the magnet's motion and slowing its fall through the conducting tube.
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