Fundamentals of Electromagnetic Force


Release Date:

2018-12-23

Author: Shengyue Electronics

In a permanent magnet, magnetic flux typically flows from the north pole to the south pole. When a conductor—something that readily conducts heat or electricity—is placed within the magnetic field (magnetic flux) generated by this permanent magnet, an electric current is induced, and a force arises as soon as the current begins to flow. The force produced by the interaction between this magnetic field and the electric current is what we call “electromagnetic force.”

In a permanent magnet, magnetic flux typically flows from the north pole to the south pole. When a conductor—something that readily conducts heat or electricity—is placed within the magnetic field (magnetic flux) generated by this permanent magnet, an electric current is induced, and a force arises as soon as the current begins to flow. The force produced by the interaction between this magnetic field and the electric current is what we call “electromagnetic force.”

 

 Sheng Yue

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