## henpen Group Title How does EM induction and the motor effect work? one year ago one year ago

1. henpen Group Title

(1) How is the Lorentz force law derived? (2) For the motor effect, is a fair explanation that the moving electrons experience a force downwards due to a magnetic force, and push the wire down with them due to EM repulsion between them and the metal atoms? (3) For EM induction, why is there a dB/dt term if there is not in the Lorentz force law? I am confused intuitively about it; I understand what happens, but not why above the level of rote.

2. masumanwar Group Title

induced emf was first suggested by Michel Faraday and by applying circuit for close loop using inductor and applying dc or ac voltage we can measure induced emf

3. shamim Group Title

lorentz force law is $F=qE+q(v \times B)$

4. shamim Group Title

here q= charge F=force and its a vector E=electric field and its a vector v=velocity of charge q and its a vector B= magnetic field and its vector

5. shamim Group Title

if in any place both electric field E and magnetic field B present then this lorentz force law will b applied

6. shamim Group Title

Lorentz force law can b writen as$F=q(E+v \times B)$

7. shamim Group Title

ur question 2 is not clear to me

8. shamim Group Title

now i wanna talk abt ur question 3

9. henpen Group Title

That's not the derivation, it's just a statement of the law.

10. shamim Group Title

ya