International Library of Technology · Scranton, International Textbook Co. · leaf 148
ations, however, it is more convenient to make adistinction between the two cases, and to consider that thecurrent or, more strictly, the E. M. F., in the first case isgenerated by a conductor of a certain length cutting thelines of force at right angles; while, in the second case, thecurrent in a… … FlG. 972. netic field. If it is moved in a uniform field along the linesof force, as in Fig. 972, so that only the same number oflines of force pass through it, no current will be generated.Or, if the coil be moved across the lines of force in a uniform ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM. 1583 field, Fig.…
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