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Changing magnetic field creates current in conductor
Changes in magnetic flux, not flux itself
ΦB\Phi_BΦB
ΦB=B⊥A\Phi_B = B_\perp AΦB=B⊥A
Weber (Wb) or T m²
ε=−NΔΦBΔt\varepsilon = -N\frac{\Delta\Phi_B}{\Delta t}ε=−NΔtΔΦB
Electromotive force (potential difference at terminals)
Induced flux opposes the change that produced it
Represents opposition to the change
Produces larger current
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