Derive Faraday's law of induction from law of conservation of energy.
We know that Force applied on a wire in magnetic field is given by
F = BIL
Where;
B = Magnetic field;
I = Current in the wire;
L = Length of the wire;
Also, Work = Force × Distance;
⇒ W = FS.
⇒ W = BILS. (1) (∵ F = BIL).
When the wire moves in the magnetic field the decrease in flux (Φ) is
ΔΦ = BA
⇒ ΔΦ = BLS (2) (∵ Area = Length(L) x Breadth(S) )
From (1) W = BILS
W = (BLS)I.
From (2) ΔΦ = BLS
⇒ W = (ΔΦ)I .
Dividing Both sides by Δt.
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(3)
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⇒
( From (3) ).
Also Electrical Power (p) = E x I (4)
Where I = current;
E=EMF( Electromagnetic Force);
The Electrical power generated is used as the mechanical energy to move the wire. (Law of energy conservation)
⇒ EI = BILV (From (3) and (4) )
⇒ E = BLV.
∴ Induced EMF is BLV.
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