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A term paper submitted for the partial fulfillment of the course
PHY 101
Submitted to: Submitted by:
Ms. Mitu Arora Name: Ravi Ranjan
Deptt. Of Physics Roll. RE6901A14
Reg.No:10900841
Section: E6901
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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I would like to express the deepest appreciation to my subject teacher
Mitu Mam, who gave me this term paper through which I was able to interact with this
beautiful world of Physics initially which I hated . Mam you continuously &
convincingly enriched our knowledge throughout the session. Without Your guidance
and persistent help this dissertation would not have been possible.
My friends Rana, Sagar & Bittu need special thanks as they gave me their laptop for the
project. Without you guys, I would not have imagined to do this project.Sorry for taking
so much time.
Not to forget the contributions made by Vishwajeet & Amit for giving valuable tips througout
this project.
Google also deserves thanks. Seriously nothing is perfect in this world except Google. Had
there been not Google, what we would have done.
Last but not the least, my parents for their evergreen love, support and trust on me. You have
a special place in my heart for inspiring the talent in me.
Thanks.
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Table of contents:
S. No. Contents Page No.
(From- To)
1. Introduction of Induction 4
2. Faraday & Henry experiment 5-8
3. Self Induction & Mutual Induction 8-14
4. Applications & Future Use of Self Induction &
Mutual Induction
15-21
5. Conclusions 22
6. References 23-24
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1. INTRODUCTION
What is INDUCTION?
Induction simply means generation or production. In physics, it is the process of generating
electric current in the conductor by placing the conductor in the changing magnetic field. It is
called because current is said to be induced in the conductor by the magnetic field. When
induction occurs in an electrical circuit and affects the flow of electricity it is called inductance.
Joseph Henry, an American physicist discovered Induction & investigated how current in one
circuit induces current in the another.
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2. FARADAY & HENRY EXPERIMENT[III]
It all started through a series of experiments carried out by Faraday & Henry. Faradays Law of
Induction was discovered through experiments carried out by Michel Faraday in 1831 and by
Joseph Henry in the United States at about the same time.
The experiments performed by them are described below:
Experiment 1
When the N-pole of the bar magnet was pushed towards the coil, the
galvanometer showed a deflection indicating the presence of electric
current in the coil. The deflection continued as long as the bar
magnet was in the motion. The galvanometer showed no deflection
when the bar magnet was held stationary.
Similarly, when the bar magnet was moved away from the coil, the
galvanometer showed a deflection but in the opposite direction.
Indicating the reversal of the currents direction.
Thus, it was proved by the experiment that it was the relative motion
between the magnet and the coil responsible for the generation
(production) of electric current.
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(fig 1)[1] (fig 2)[2]
Experiment 2
In the second experiment, bar magnet was replaced by another coil
& was connected to a battery producing a steady current and a
steady magnetic field.
When the second coil was moved towards the first coil, there was a
deflection seen in the galvanometer. When the coil was moved
away, the deflection was observed in the opposite direction.
Thus it proved that, it was the relative motion between the coils thatinduced the electric
field.
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(fig 3)[3]
Experiment 3
In the third experiment, first coil was connected to a sensitive
galvanometer and the second one through a battery through a
tapping key.
When the key is pressed, galvanometer shoed a deflection & then
returned to zero. When it is released, it again showed a deflection
but in the opposite direction.
(fig 4)[4]
Thus all the experiments performed by these genius minded
scientists brought a conclusion that electric current can be induced
in a coil by flux change in another coil or in itself. Induced emf
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appears in the coil whenever the amount of magnetic flux linked
with the coil changes.
In both the cases , B is proportional to I.
B I
Where B is the magnetic flux associated with the coil.
For a closely wound coil of N turns,
NB I
whereNB is the magnetic flux linkage.
NB I
NB = LI
L = NB/I
Here L is called the Inductance.
Thus inductance is the measure of the flux linkage produced by the
inductor per unit of current.
Its SI unit is Henry & it depends upon
Geometry of the Coil
Intrinsic material properties.
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3. SELF INDUCTION & MUTUAL INDUCTION
I. SELF INDUCTION: It is the property of the coil due to which the coil
opposes any change in the strength of current flowing through it by inducing an
e.m.f in itself. In other words, it is the production of the emf on changing the
current in a coil in itself.
The property of the self inductance is a particular form of the electromagnetic
induction. In the case of self induction, the magnetic field created by a changing
current in the circuit itself induces a voltage in the same circuit. Therefore, the
voltage is self induced.
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(fig 5)[5]
Coefficient of Self Induction
Let I is the current flowing through the coil at any time.
be the magnetic flux linked with all the turns of the coil at that
time.
We also know that,
I
=LI
Here L is a constant of proportionality & is called coefficient of self-
induction or self inductance of the coil. L varies with number of
turns of the coil, area of cross-section of the coil & nature of
material of the coil.
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If I =1A
Then =L or, L=
hence, the coefficient of self induction of the coil can be numerically
defined as the amount of magnetic flux linked with the coil when 1
ampere of current flows through the coil.
Now, by faradays law:
E= -d /dt
E= -d(LI)/dt
or, E= -LdI/dt (self induced emf)
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Self Induction of a Long Solenoid
(fig 6)[6]
The magnetic field around a long solenoid is given by
B = NI/l
Where is magnetic permeability of free space, N is the
total number of turns in the solenoid.
Therefore, magnetic flux through each turn of the solenoid is
B X Area of each turn
= (NI/l) A
Therefore, = (NI/l) A N
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But = LI
Therefore, LI = (NNA)/l
I. MUTUAL INDUCTION: When one circuit induces current flow in a nearby
circuit, it is known as Mutual Induction. It is the property of two coils due to which
each opposes any changes in the strength of current flowing through the other by
developing an induced emf.
(fig 7)[5]
(fig 8)[6]
On pressing the key, current in A increases from zero to maximum value. It takes
some time to reach to the maximum value. During this time (rise of current) current
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is continuously increasing hence the magnetic flux associated with the A also
increases. Since B is nearby to A, magnetic flux associated with it also increases.
Thus an emf is induced in the coil and according to the Lenzs Law, the induced
current in B would oppose increase in current in A by flowing in a direction
opposite to the cell current in A.
Similarly, on releasing the key, the current in the coil A decreases hence the
magnetic flux associated with it decreases. As B is nearby, so magnetic flux
associated with B also decreases and hence an induced emf is developed. The
direction of the induced current would be in the direction of the cell current so as to
oppose the decrease in the current.
(fig 9)[7]
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(fig 10)[8]
Coefficient of Mutual Induction
Let be the magnetic flux linked with all the turns of the
neighbouring coil.
I be the current in the coil.
We know that,
I
=> =MI
Here M is a constant of proportionality & is called coefficient of
mutual- induction or mutual inductance of the two coils.
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4. APPLICATIONS & USE OF SELF and MUTUAL INDUCTION
The applications of this Induction are everywhere. In transformers, ACs, eddy currents etc. It is
only this induction which is basis even for electric guitars which completely changed the face of
the whole music world. In details, the applications are discussed below.
I. Inductive Transducers: The inductive pick-up transducers
are mainly used for displacement or position measurement. Exampleof inductive pick-up based transducer is LVDT ( Linear Variable
Differential Transducers) .
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LVDT is similar to transformer sharing a common core & a primary
winding.
(fig 11)[9]
The two secondary coils are connected opposite to each other. The
connection is in such a way that the outputs of the two coils are
added together simply by connection. The secondary coils are
connected in the center of the primary coils. From an Oscillator, anAC current or voltage is applied in the primary coil.
The two secondary coils are connected in such a way that when the
core is at the centre position, equal voltage signal is induced in both
the coils. When the core is displaced right or left, the no. of turns in
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the secondary coil exposed to the primary coil changes. Thus any
movement in the core causes the Mutual Inductance of each
secondary coil to vary relative to the primary coil. The variations of
mutual inductance of each coil, in effect, induce varied relative
voltage in the secondary coils. Since the two secondary coil
windings are connected in opposite, as the core moves, the output of
one increase and other decrease.
(fig 11)[10]
(fig 12)[10]
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Fig 12 shows the Cross-Sectional View of LVDT Core and
Windings.
II. Asynchronous AC Motors: An induction motor (or
asynchronous motor) is a type of alternating current motor where
power is supplied to the rotor by means of electromagnetic
induction. The induction motor was invented by Nikola Tesla in
1882 in France.
The basic difference between an induction motor and a synchronous
AC motor is that in the latter a current is supplied onto the rotor.
(fig 13)
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The principle of operation of AC motors is similar regarding interaction of the
magnetic fields, but commutation is not required. The rotor winding of the
asynchronous AC motors have no external voltage applied; rather, voltages are
induced in the rotor windings due to the rotating fields around the stator. The
rotor rotates at slower speed than the rotary stator fields (called slip) making the
induction possible, hence the term asynchronous. Due to this, these are
sometime called Induction machines.
Induction motors are preferred due to their rugged construction, absence of
brushes (which are required in most DC motors) & the ability to control the
speed of the motor.
(fig 14)
(A 3-phase power supply provides a rotating magnetic field in an induction
motor.)
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III. Transformer: Transformers are used to increase or decrease
AC voltages & currents in the circuits
The transformer is based on two principles: firstly, that an electric
current can produce a magnetic field (electromagnetism) and
secondly that a changing magnetic field within a coil of wire
induces a voltage across the ends of the coil (electromagnetic
induction).
The basic principle involved in a transformer is Mutual Induction. A
change in the current in the primary coil changes the developed
magnetic flux. Thus a voltage is induced in the secondary coil by the
changing magnetic flux.
(fig 15)[11]
A magnetic field is created by the current passing in the primary
coil. The primary and secondary coils are wrapped around a core of
very high magnetic permeability.
The voltage induced across the secondary coil is
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-----------------(1)
Where VS is the instantaneous voltage,NS is the number of turns in
the secondary coil and equals the magnetic flux.
Since the same voltage passes through both primary and secondary
coils, the instantaneous voltage across the primary is given by
------------------(2)
Dividing equation 1 by equation 2, we get
(it is the basic equation for the stepping up or stepping down.)
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5. CONCLUSIONS
The observations led by Michael Faraday and other scientists revealed another face of our universe
how it works. Applications of this Induction is almost everywhere. It is the basis of the many basic
amenities required in day-to-day life. For example electric generators that power cities and
transportation lines. Induction furnace which is used in industries to melt metals at large scale also
makes use of this induction.
How about a life without machine or without electricity or even without entertainment? Simply
horrible! Its simply tough for we machine aligned & dependent human to compromise with life
without these things. Imagine a life without electricity. Ironically, earth would be Black Hole.
Make your head turn around and you will see Induction around you.
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