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INDUCTORS

INDUCTORS
This is a very wide and mesmerizing field to study. examples-motors,generators,speakers
This item is based on the theory of the creating elector magnetic field when flowing current.












Identify this we can use right hand rule.
 If you make a coil by bending the conductor a magnet will be created. magnetic fields are going through the coil. Even though this magnetic field isn't efficient to lift a weight. To improve the power of the magnetic field you should use a core.

There are three main facts which influence to inductive.

  1. Current flowing through the conductor
  2. Number of threads
  3. The core which you used (air core<ion core<fa-ride core)




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