CBSE Class 12-science Answered
A conducting loop is held stationary normal to the field between the NS
poles of a fixed permanent magnet. By choosing a magnet sufficiently
strong, can we hope to generate current in the loop?
Asked by prernamehta | 16 Dec, 2011, 11:00: AM
Expert Answer
No. A strong magnet will give a large flux but the current is induced only if there is a change of magnetic flux.
Answered by | 16 Dec, 2011, 03:19: PM
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