VAN NOSTRAND'S ENGINEERING MAGAZINE. 398 ductor, while passing the center of the oped. 'Between the two fields there would, of course, be a neutral point where magnet, would be moving along the lines of force, and ought, therefore, to devel- no current is developed. Indeed, if we turn to Fig. 2 we… … Fig. 1. ity, according as it finds the lines of force would pass at right angles to the lines of force, and so give a maximum current. more or less oblique to its path. While the above basis of explanation At other parts of its path the conductor is very commonly employed in connec- develops…
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