Physics · Class 12 · Chapter 6
Electromagnetic Induction
10 lessons88 min7 simulations10 practice questions
This chapter answers the question the last two left open: if currents make magnetic fields, can magnetic fields make currents? Faraday and Henry showed that they can, but only when the magnetic flux through a circuit changes. The chapter defines flux, states Faraday's law and Lenz's law, derives motional emf from both flux change and the Lorentz force, introduces mutual and self-inductance with the energy an inductor stores, and ends with the ac generator.
Also called: EMI · Faraday's law · Lenz's law · inductance
Lessons
10 lessons · 88 min
01The experiments of Faraday and HenryNCERT §6.1, §6.26 min02Magnetic fluxNCERT §6.35 min03Faraday's law of inductionNCERT §6.49 min1 sim04Lenz's law and conservation of energyNCERT §6.512 min2 sims05Motional emfNCERT §6.69 min1 sim06Rotating rods and wheelsNCERT §6.68 min1 sim07Mutual inductanceNCERT §6.7, §6.7.16 min08Self-inductance and magnetic energyNCERT §6.7.29 min1 sim09AC generatorNCERT §6.89 min1 sim10Chapter reviewMust-know facts, traps and formulas15 min
Simulations
7 in this chapter
Three ways to change the fluxIn: Faraday's law of inductionLenz's law: push and pull a magnetIn: Lenz's law and conservation of energyA loop crossing a strip of fieldIn: Lenz's law and conservation of energyA rod sliding on railsIn: Motional emfEmf of a rotating rodIn: Rotating rods and wheelsA coil's back emfIn: Self-inductance and magnetic energyA coil turning in a fieldIn: AC generator