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Eddy Currents and Non Ferrous Metals.

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Eddy currents can be induced in non-ferrous metals as demonstrated here.....(These currents produce magnetic fields which interact with each other)........

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yu1uRvErM80


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    mapj1:

    Ah yes, Eric's  lecturing style was something else - he really did understand it.

    You do need the free time to let it soak in to fully appreciate all of it.


     



    Professor Laithwaite is a wonderful  lecturer and demonstrator. The video clip is fascinating. Thanks.


    Z.


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    mapj1:

    Ah yes, Eric's  lecturing style was something else - he really did understand it.

    You do need the free time to let it soak in to fully appreciate all of it.


     



    Professor Laithwaite is a wonderful  lecturer and demonstrator. The video clip is fascinating. Thanks.


    Z.


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