The electromagnetic force is the addition of electric and magnetic forces. For a stationary charged particle, only the electric force gets in the action. For a moving charged particle, both electric and magnetic forces act over the particle. ...
electromagnetic force in liquid metal under a harmonic electromagnetic field,including both its time-independent and dependent components,was proposed based on the formula derivation from the data of amplitude and phase angle.Through this method,the features of the time-dependent component were discussed...
Eventually, physicists James Clerk Maxwell and Hendrik Antoon Lorentz formulated a theoretical framework that realized that electricity and magnetism were two aspects of a single force that is now known as the electromagnetic force. The term electromagnetism was likely first used by Ampère and became ...
According to Faraday’s law of electromagnetic induction, when the current through an inductor changes, the varying magnetic field creates an electromotive force (e.m.f) or voltage. This induced voltage is proportional to the rate of change of current through the inductor. Inductance (L) is a...
Magnetism arises from the electromagnetic force of a moving electric charge. A magnet has an invisible magnetic field surrounding it and two ends called poles. The north pole points toward Earth's north magnetic field. The south pole points toward the Earth's south magnetic field. ...
Mitsuyoshi Tsuchiya and Hiroyuki Ohsaki, “Characteristics of electromagnetic force of EMS-type maglev vehicle using bulk superconductors,” IEEE Trans. Magn. 36, 3683 (2000). Google Scholar Suyu Wang, Jiasu Wang, Xiaorong Wang, Zhongyou Ren, Youwen Zeng, Changyan Deng, He Jiang, Min Zhu, Gu...
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Electrons and protons are attracted to each other by an electromagnetic force—a physical interaction between electrically charged particles. Therefore, separating electrons from the nucleus requires a great deal of energy. The closer the electron is to the nucleus, the higher the energy needed to se...
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Magnetism, or the magnetic force, is a force that is created by moving charged particles such as flowing electrons. Magnetic fields are closely related to electric fields, and the varied magnetic properties of different materials is responsible for much of today's technology. ...