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Could we explain how a motor works with special relativity?
At the place where I work there are lots of motors and generators. Could I explain to an apprentice how a motor and/or a generator works with arguments based solely on special relativity?
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Derivation of self-inductance of a long wire: Is my interpretation correct?
Derivation of self-inductance of a long wire
Flux linkage inside of a conductor
Flux linkage inside conductor
So many people asked the same question, yet no satisfactory answers. I tried to develop my ...
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Steady state , Ohms law, Inductor circuit
$B_{\phi} = LI$
$\frac{\partial B_{\phi}}{\partial t} = L \frac{dI}{dt}$
$\epsilon = -L \frac{dI}{dt}$
Now, Let's say that my circuit has a battery, a wire and a certain inductance.
The battery has a ...
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Product of Capacitance and inductance in parallel plates
I was solving this problem:
I was asked to find the capacitance per unit length, which I did (in cgs units)
$$C=\frac{w}{4\pi h}$$
and to find the inductance per unit length
$$L=\frac{4\pi h}{c^{2}...
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Square loop moving into an homogenous magnetic field. How do i define the area as a function of time? [closed]
Looking through some old exams i found this problem where im supposed to derive an expression for the induced emf, ${\mathcal {E}}$(t), of a square loop moving into an homogenous magnetic field and ...
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Can Copper wires be used to increase linear acceleration of a ball within a circular pipe?
Imagine you have a metal ball within a pipe and copper wire wrapped around the pipe , wherein the pipe is connected circular. Can I pass current through the copper wire such that the linear ...
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An *actual*, relativistic, intuitive explanation for inductance…?
I searched high and low, and as far as I can tell, after years, there is not a single video or site that actually explains inductance in an intuitive way.
I mean an actual explanation. Not “Faraday’s ...
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Why inductor voltage at $t=0$ is equal to source voltage? [closed]
I am sorry to ask this elementary, fundamental and most repeatedly asked but i have some doubts that were not cleared during my undergrad days. I will try to present my doubts in following points.
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Why does current reduce in step up transformer?
I have researched about it and found the laws everywhere as if lawyers have written those answer.
I know the law of conservation of energy, but I don't want to think like a lawyer, I want to think ...
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