International Library of Technology · Scranton, International Textbook Co. · leaf 387
is length {b li) may or may not equal the E. M. F.when laid out on any scale, but will always be proportionalto it. Hence, the E. M. F. generated at any instant in a con-ductor moving in a circular path through a magnetic fieldof uniform density whose lines of force are at right anglesto the axis… … Fig. 1134. [920 APPLIED ELECTRICITY. 3045. If the velocity of the conductor is uniform (as isassumed above), the conductor will move through equalangles in equal intervals of time; hence, the abscissas of theE. M. F. curve may represent either the intervals of timerequired for the conductor to move…
Electrical engineering
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