Gerard, Eric Mary, 1856-1916 · New York W.J. Johnston · leaf 337
vi-brations, but there will be no resultant effort of translation. We have just seen that the inducing current is always APPLICATIONS OF THE LAWS OF INDUCTION. 321 more than 90° ahead of the secondary current on accountof the time-constant of the secondary circuit: such is thecase for the currents… … Fig. 95. the period of repulsion the mean currents are greater thanduring the attraction. It follows that a periodic inducingcurrent repels the induced current with a force which isgreater as the self-induction of the secondary circuit be-comes greater. Prof. Elihu Thomson has based some…
Electricity · Magnetism
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