Lenz's law explains that an electromagnetic field interacting with a conductor produces an induced electric current that generates a magnetic field opposing the change responsible for the induction.
The apparatus is a simple and effective device for helping students understand electromagnetic induction and Lenz's law.
It consists of two metal loops, one open and one closed, freely mounted on a centrally pivoted pin.
The complete assembly is mounted on a cast iron base for stable operation.
When a magnet is passed through the closed loop, the loop moves due to the induced magnetic effect, while no movement occurs when the magnet is passed through the open loop, demonstrating Lenz's law.
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