Modern Views of Electricity
Modern Views of Electricity
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Generation of a Magnetic Field, Induction in closed Circuits, 115. Picture to one's self an unmagnetized piece of iron ; its whirls are all existent, but they are shut up into little closed circuits, and so produce no external effect ; magnetize it slightly, and some of the closed circuits open out and expand, with one portion of them in the air. Magnetize it strongly, and we have a whole set of them opened out into vertex cores, still with the whirl round them, and constituting the common magn...etic lines of force. There is no need to think of iron and steel in this connection. In air or any substance the whirls are still present, though much fewer or feebler, and their axes ordinarily form little closed circuits — it may be inside the atoms themselves.
But w:rap a current-conveying wire round them, and at once they open out into the lines of force proper to a circular current.
Again, think of an iron ring, or a hank of wire as bought at an ironmonger's : wrap a copper wire several times round it, as a segment of a Gramme ring is wound (Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Generation of a Magnetic Field, Induction in closed Circuits, 115. Picture to one's self an unmagnetized piece of iron ; its whirls are all existent, but they are shut up into little closed circuits, and so produce no external effect ; magnetize it slightly, and some of the closed circuits open out and expand, with one portion of them in the air. Magnetize it strongly, and we have a whole set of them opened out into vertex cores, still with the whirl round them, and constituting the common magn...etic lines of force. There is no need to think of iron and steel in this connection. In air or any substance the whirls are still present, though much fewer or feebler, and their axes ordinarily form little closed circuits — it may be inside the atoms themselves.
But w:rap a current-conveying wire round them, and at once they open out into the lines of force proper to a circular current.
Again, think of an iron ring, or a hank of wire as bought at an ironmonger's : wrap a copper wire several times round it, as a segment of a Gramme ring is wound (Fig.
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