The Discovery of Induced Electric Currents
The Discovery of Induced Electric Currents
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These coils were exactly alike in shape and number of turns, and were fixed side by side with a small interval between them, in which a double needle could be hung by a fibre of silk exactly as in the former instrument (87). The coils may be distinguished by the letters K L, and when electrical currents were sent through them in the same direction, acted upon the needle with the sum of their powers; when in opposite directions, with the differ- ence of their powers.
206. The compound helix (199....8.) was now connected, the ends A and B of the iron with A and B ends of galvanometer coil' K, and the ends A and B of the copper with B and A ends of galvanometer coil L, so that the currents excited in the two hel- ices, should pass in opposite directions through the coils K and L. On introducing a small cylinder magnet within the helices, the galvanometer needle was powerfully deflected. On disunit- ing the iron helix, the magnet caused with the copper helix alone still stronger deflection in the same direction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These coils were exactly alike in shape and number of turns, and were fixed side by side with a small interval between them, in which a double needle could be hung by a fibre of silk exactly as in the former instrument (87). The coils may be distinguished by the letters K L, and when electrical currents were sent through them in the same direction, acted upon the needle with the sum of their powers; when in opposite directions, with the differ- ence of their powers.
206. The compound helix (199....8.) was now connected, the ends A and B of the iron with A and B ends of galvanometer coil' K, and the ends A and B of the copper with B and A ends of galvanometer coil L, so that the currents excited in the two hel- ices, should pass in opposite directions through the coils K and L. On introducing a small cylinder magnet within the helices, the galvanometer needle was powerfully deflected. On disunit- ing the iron helix, the magnet caused with the copper helix alone still stronger deflection in the same direction.
What to read after The Discovery of Induced Electric Currents?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Faraday Michael to read onlineMoreLess
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