The Principles of Electricity
The Principles of Electricity
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The question can be answered by replacing the magnetic needle by the current circuit to which it is equivalent ; we can then produce a change of the force due to this magnet on the loop of wire either by moving the circuit or by changing the strength of the current flowing round it. We find, as might be expected, that either process causes a temporary current to flow round the loop of wire, and further in- vestigation enables us to conclude that the quantity ELECTRO-MAGNETISM 57 of electricity ...which is carried round the loop by the temporary current is determined only by the change in the magnetic forces exerted by the magnet on the loop, and that it is quite immaterial how that change is produced.
25. Electric Inertia. We arrive, then, at the notable result that a current can be made to flow in one circuit by changing the current flowing in a neighbouring circuit, an action which is technically termed the " in- duction of currents. " And now a further question immediately suggests itself ; if a change in the current flowing in one circuit produces a change in the current in a neighbouring circuit, may it not also produce a change in the current in the original circuit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The question can be answered by replacing the magnetic needle by the current circuit to which it is equivalent ; we can then produce a change of the force due to this magnet on the loop of wire either by moving the circuit or by changing the strength of the current flowing round it. We find, as might be expected, that either process causes a temporary current to flow round the loop of wire, and further in- vestigation enables us to conclude that the quantity ELECTRO-MAGNETISM 57 of electricity ...which is carried round the loop by the temporary current is determined only by the change in the magnetic forces exerted by the magnet on the loop, and that it is quite immaterial how that change is produced.
25. Electric Inertia. We arrive, then, at the notable result that a current can be made to flow in one circuit by changing the current flowing in a neighbouring circuit, an action which is technically termed the " in- duction of currents. " And now a further question immediately suggests itself ; if a change in the current flowing in one circuit produces a change in the current in a neighbouring circuit, may it not also produce a change in the current in the original circuit.
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