SlideShare a Scribd company logo
1 of 30
CHAPTER NO.:-2
ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION
      MR.KARTIK K. PATEL
      (B.E.-ELECT. ENGG.)
    (LECT. IN EE DEPT.-VPMP
         POLYTECHNIC)
TOPICS:-
INTRODUCTION
FARADAY’S LAWS OF
ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION.
DYNAMICALLY INDUCED EMF
FLEMING’S RIGHT HAND RULE
STATICALLY INDUCED EMF
   1. SELF INDUCED EMF
   2. MUTUALLY INDUCED EMF
The Histor y of
      Induction:


“In   1831 Joseph Henry discovered magnetic induction.”        Joseph Henry
“ Michael Faraday's ideas about conservation of energy led     (1797-1878)

 him to believe that since an electric current could cause
a magnetic field, a magnetic field should be able to
 produce an electric current. He demonstrated this
 principle of induction in 1831.’’

So the whole thing started 180 years ago
                                                             Michael Faraday
                                                               (1791-1867)
1. INTRODUCTION:
    THE PHENOMENA OF ELECTROMAGNETI
INDUCTION ARE VERY IMPRTANT FOR THE
STUDY OF THE WORKING PRINCIPLE OF THE
ELECTRICAL MACHINES.
      THE ELECTRICAL M/C LIKE DC
MOTOR, DC GENERATOR, INDUCTION
MOTOR, TRANSFORMER, ALTERNATOR
WORKS ON INDUCTION PRINCIPLE.
ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION:

How to Induce an EMF?
An emf can be induced whenever there is a
change in flux.
Relative motion between a magnet
and a coil




Conductor moving in the magnetic field
2. FARADAY’S LAWS OF
ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION:
         Michael Faraday
          (1791 – 1867)
FARADAY’S LAWS:-

 THERE ARE TWO LAWS OF
 FARADAY’S RELATED TO
 ELECTROMAGNETIC
 INDUCTION AS STATED
 BELOW:
FARADAY’S FIRST LAW:-

“WHEN A CONDUCTOR CUTS THE MAGNETIC
FIELD, THE EMF INDUCED IN THAT
CONDUCTOR.’’
2.FARADAY’S SECOND LAW :

“THE MAGNITUDE OF EMF INDUCED IN ANY
CONDUCTRO IS EQUAL TO THE RATE OF
CHANGE OF FLUX LINKAGES WITH IT.”
FARADAY’S LAW:-
If we change the magnetic flux through a coil of N
turns, an induced emf appears in every turn and the
total emf induced in the coil is the sum of these
individual induced emfs.
F araday’s Law for a Single
Loop :




                dΦ
         E =ε=−
                dt
Faraday’s Law for a coil
having N turns :



                             dΦ
                  E = ε = −N
                             dt
Examples of Induced Current:-
 Any change of current in primary
induces a current in secondary.
Direction of Induced Current
Bar magnet moves through coil
                                    S   N
 Current induced in coil                   v

Reverse pole
 Induced current changes sign      N   S
                                            v

Coil moves past fixed bar magnet
   Current induced in coil         S   N



Bar magnet stationary inside coil   N   S
 No current induced in coil
3. TYPES OF INDUCED EMF:-

THERE ARE TWO TYPES OF INDUCED EMF:-
1.DYNAMICALLY INDUCED EMF
2.STATICALLY INDUCED EMF
      SELF INDUCED EMF
      MUTUALLY INDUCED EMF
3.1 DYNAMICALLY INDUCED EMF:

Definition:-
“T he EMF Induced in the coil due to the
physical movement of the magnetic field
or coil is known as Dynamicall y Induced
EMF.”
Consider a conductor A of length L meters placed in
     uniform magnetic field of flux density B wb/ m2
     area =l*dx
     flux difference=Bldx



E=Bldx / dt
But velocity,
V =dx/dt
So ,
E=Blv volt.
E=Blv*sinO
 CONDITIONS FOR PRODUCTION
OF DYNAMICALLY INDUCED EMF:-
• FOLLOWING THREE CONDITION :-
•Presents of magnetic fields
•Presents of conductor
•Relative movement of magnetic field and conductor
2) Statically induced Emf:-

Definition:-
“ There is no physical motion of conductor but due the flux,
the flux link with the coil is changed and so emf induced in
the coil. This emf is called statically induced emf.”
There are two types of statically induced EMF:-
1)Self induced emf
2)Mutually induced emf
1) Self induced EMF:-

Definition:- “ The emf induced in the coil due
to change its own flux linked with is known
as self induced emf.”
-Conductor remains stationary and flux
linked with it is changed. (the current which
creates the flux changes i.e increases or
decreases).
-
Consider a coil having N turns as shown in fig, when the current
flowing through is, a flux will produced in the iron core. So the
flux link with coil changes from its initial value of Φ 1 to final
value of Φ2 wb in time t second.
 self inductance:-

“ The property of the coil oppose the change in current or flux is
called self inductance.”
Co-efficient of self inductance:-
“The co-efficient of self inductance is defined as the ratio of flux
link with the coil to the current flow in coil.”
It is denoted by L.
Its unit is Henry (H).
B(t)
     i


                      ~


Consider a coil having N turns. When the current I
flowing through it, it will produced the flux.
      Φ
Hence B co-efficient of self inducance is given by,
   L ≡ the
                                 di
         I
             ε            ε = −L
  L≡−
         (dI / dt )              dt


L = µ o n A = µ o n V
             2            2
2) Mutually induced EMF:-

“ The emf induced in one coil due to the change in flux of anther
coil linked with it. Is called mutually induced emf.”
if current changes in coil #1, an emf is induced in coil #2
                                          ε   2    = −N
                                                          d Φ1
                                                           dt
                                     Φ∝B
                                     B ∝ I1
                                     rewrite as:
                                           ε   2   = −M
                                                           dI1
                                                           dt

                                   M is the “mutual inductance”
2) Mutual induction:-

“ The property of the coil to produce the emf in
anther coil placed nearer to them when the current
flowing through the first coil changes is known as the
mutual inductance.

•It is denoted by M.
•Its unit is Henry(H).
Compare the dynamically
induced emf with statically
induced emf:-
Dynamically emf:                Statically emf:
“the emf induced in the coil    “ the emf induced in coil
 due to physical movement          due to the flux linked with
 of the magnetic field or coil     the coil changes is called
 is called dyamically emf.         statically emf.”
E=Blv sino volt                 
In this type of emf there is    In this type of emf there is
 physical motion of               no any physical motion of
 conductor.                       conductor.
Example: alternator, d.c        Example:- induction
 generator.                       motor, transformer.
Thanks all of
you….

More Related Content

What's hot

Frequency response
Frequency responseFrequency response
Frequency responsePatel Jay
 
ECNG 3015 Industrial and Commercial Electrical Systems
ECNG 3015   Industrial and Commercial Electrical SystemsECNG 3015   Industrial and Commercial Electrical Systems
ECNG 3015 Industrial and Commercial Electrical SystemsChandrabhan Sharma
 
Basic Electrical Engineering- AC Circuit
Basic Electrical Engineering- AC CircuitBasic Electrical Engineering- AC Circuit
Basic Electrical Engineering- AC CircuitBhavesh jesadia
 
Kirchoff's Law
Kirchoff's LawKirchoff's Law
Kirchoff's LawWee Ping
 
Power Electronics Introduction
Power Electronics IntroductionPower Electronics Introduction
Power Electronics IntroductionAnkit Basera
 
Kirchhoff's laws With Examples
Kirchhoff's laws With ExamplesKirchhoff's laws With Examples
Kirchhoff's laws With ExamplesMuhammad Waqas
 
Electrical Power system structure
Electrical Power system structureElectrical Power system structure
Electrical Power system structureJyoti Bhonsale
 
Newton Raphson method for load flow analysis
Newton Raphson method for load flow analysisNewton Raphson method for load flow analysis
Newton Raphson method for load flow analysisdivyanshuprakashrock
 
Voltage ergulator and sensors and optocoupler
Voltage ergulator and sensors and optocouplerVoltage ergulator and sensors and optocoupler
Voltage ergulator and sensors and optocouplerabdelaziz saadalla
 
ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT ANALYSIS PROBLEM SOLUTION IN MATLAB
ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT ANALYSIS PROBLEM SOLUTION IN MATLABELECTRICAL CIRCUIT ANALYSIS PROBLEM SOLUTION IN MATLAB
ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT ANALYSIS PROBLEM SOLUTION IN MATLABsanjay kumar pediredla
 
Unified Power Flow Controller(upfc)1
Unified Power Flow Controller(upfc)1Unified Power Flow Controller(upfc)1
Unified Power Flow Controller(upfc)1JayakalyanReddy
 
Introduction to Circuit Analysis
Introduction to Circuit AnalysisIntroduction to Circuit Analysis
Introduction to Circuit AnalysisMuhammad Arsalan
 
Power system automation
Power system automationPower system automation
Power system automationAbbas Ali
 
Earth leakege circuit breaker
Earth leakege circuit breakerEarth leakege circuit breaker
Earth leakege circuit breakerSooraj Maurya
 
Phase Lock Loop control of dc drive
Phase Lock Loop control of dc drivePhase Lock Loop control of dc drive
Phase Lock Loop control of dc driveraviarmugam
 
Circuit Analysis – DC Circuits
Circuit Analysis – DC CircuitsCircuit Analysis – DC Circuits
Circuit Analysis – DC CircuitsVesa Linja-aho
 

What's hot (20)

Frequency response
Frequency responseFrequency response
Frequency response
 
JFET
JFETJFET
JFET
 
ECNG 3015 Industrial and Commercial Electrical Systems
ECNG 3015   Industrial and Commercial Electrical SystemsECNG 3015   Industrial and Commercial Electrical Systems
ECNG 3015 Industrial and Commercial Electrical Systems
 
current mirrors
current mirrorscurrent mirrors
current mirrors
 
Basic Electrical Engineering- AC Circuit
Basic Electrical Engineering- AC CircuitBasic Electrical Engineering- AC Circuit
Basic Electrical Engineering- AC Circuit
 
Kirchhoff's Laws
Kirchhoff's  LawsKirchhoff's  Laws
Kirchhoff's Laws
 
Kirchoff's Law
Kirchoff's LawKirchoff's Law
Kirchoff's Law
 
Power Electronics Introduction
Power Electronics IntroductionPower Electronics Introduction
Power Electronics Introduction
 
Kirchhoff's laws With Examples
Kirchhoff's laws With ExamplesKirchhoff's laws With Examples
Kirchhoff's laws With Examples
 
Electrical Power system structure
Electrical Power system structureElectrical Power system structure
Electrical Power system structure
 
Newton Raphson method for load flow analysis
Newton Raphson method for load flow analysisNewton Raphson method for load flow analysis
Newton Raphson method for load flow analysis
 
Voltage ergulator and sensors and optocoupler
Voltage ergulator and sensors and optocouplerVoltage ergulator and sensors and optocoupler
Voltage ergulator and sensors and optocoupler
 
ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT ANALYSIS PROBLEM SOLUTION IN MATLAB
ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT ANALYSIS PROBLEM SOLUTION IN MATLABELECTRICAL CIRCUIT ANALYSIS PROBLEM SOLUTION IN MATLAB
ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT ANALYSIS PROBLEM SOLUTION IN MATLAB
 
Unified Power Flow Controller(upfc)1
Unified Power Flow Controller(upfc)1Unified Power Flow Controller(upfc)1
Unified Power Flow Controller(upfc)1
 
Introduction to Circuit Analysis
Introduction to Circuit AnalysisIntroduction to Circuit Analysis
Introduction to Circuit Analysis
 
Power system automation
Power system automationPower system automation
Power system automation
 
Earth leakege circuit breaker
Earth leakege circuit breakerEarth leakege circuit breaker
Earth leakege circuit breaker
 
Power BJT
Power BJTPower BJT
Power BJT
 
Phase Lock Loop control of dc drive
Phase Lock Loop control of dc drivePhase Lock Loop control of dc drive
Phase Lock Loop control of dc drive
 
Circuit Analysis – DC Circuits
Circuit Analysis – DC CircuitsCircuit Analysis – DC Circuits
Circuit Analysis – DC Circuits
 

Similar to Electromagnetic Induction Principles

Magnetism and AC Fundamentals
Magnetism and AC FundamentalsMagnetism and AC Fundamentals
Magnetism and AC Fundamentalsmaneesh001
 
ELECTRICAL MACHINES – I
ELECTRICAL MACHINES – I ELECTRICAL MACHINES – I
ELECTRICAL MACHINES – I AJAL A J
 
Electromagnetic induction and transformer
Electromagnetic induction and transformer Electromagnetic induction and transformer
Electromagnetic induction and transformer Nitish Prajapati
 
Electromagnetic Induction
Electromagnetic InductionElectromagnetic Induction
Electromagnetic InductionVaisakh Subash
 
PHY167-6-Electromagnetic_induction.pdf
PHY167-6-Electromagnetic_induction.pdfPHY167-6-Electromagnetic_induction.pdf
PHY167-6-Electromagnetic_induction.pdfAdityaKumar665340
 
Electromagnetic Induction .pptx
Electromagnetic Induction .pptxElectromagnetic Induction .pptx
Electromagnetic Induction .pptxPaulBoro1
 
12.EMI_phy12_2020.pptx
12.EMI_phy12_2020.pptx12.EMI_phy12_2020.pptx
12.EMI_phy12_2020.pptxnysa tutorial
 
Faradays law of EMI.pptx
Faradays law of EMI.pptxFaradays law of EMI.pptx
Faradays law of EMI.pptxnivi55
 
Physics_Investigatory_Project_Abhishek_c (1).pdf
Physics_Investigatory_Project_Abhishek_c (1).pdfPhysics_Investigatory_Project_Abhishek_c (1).pdf
Physics_Investigatory_Project_Abhishek_c (1).pdfShankararaman2
 
Emft final pppts
Emft final ppptsEmft final pppts
Emft final ppptsPriya Hada
 
faradays law and its applications ppt
faradays law and its applications pptfaradays law and its applications ppt
faradays law and its applications pptIndira Kundu
 
electromagnetic induction ( part 2 )
electromagnetic induction ( part 2 )electromagnetic induction ( part 2 )
electromagnetic induction ( part 2 )Priyanka Jakhar
 
PHY PUC 2 Notes Electromagnetic induction
PHY PUC 2 Notes Electromagnetic inductionPHY PUC 2 Notes Electromagnetic induction
PHY PUC 2 Notes Electromagnetic inductionstudy material
 

Similar to Electromagnetic Induction Principles (20)

fall2010-28 (1).pdf
fall2010-28 (1).pdffall2010-28 (1).pdf
fall2010-28 (1).pdf
 
Magnetism and AC Fundamentals
Magnetism and AC FundamentalsMagnetism and AC Fundamentals
Magnetism and AC Fundamentals
 
ELECTRICAL MACHINES – I
ELECTRICAL MACHINES – I ELECTRICAL MACHINES – I
ELECTRICAL MACHINES – I
 
PEE-102A_L-4
PEE-102A_L-4PEE-102A_L-4
PEE-102A_L-4
 
Electromagnetic induction and transformer
Electromagnetic induction and transformer Electromagnetic induction and transformer
Electromagnetic induction and transformer
 
Electromagnetic Induction
Electromagnetic InductionElectromagnetic Induction
Electromagnetic Induction
 
PHY167-6-Electromagnetic_induction.pdf
PHY167-6-Electromagnetic_induction.pdfPHY167-6-Electromagnetic_induction.pdf
PHY167-6-Electromagnetic_induction.pdf
 
Electromagnetic Induction .pptx
Electromagnetic Induction .pptxElectromagnetic Induction .pptx
Electromagnetic Induction .pptx
 
12.EMI_phy12_2020.pptx
12.EMI_phy12_2020.pptx12.EMI_phy12_2020.pptx
12.EMI_phy12_2020.pptx
 
Faradays law of EMI.pptx
Faradays law of EMI.pptxFaradays law of EMI.pptx
Faradays law of EMI.pptx
 
emftpppts.pdf
emftpppts.pdfemftpppts.pdf
emftpppts.pdf
 
Physics_Investigatory_Project_Abhishek_c (1).pdf
Physics_Investigatory_Project_Abhishek_c (1).pdfPhysics_Investigatory_Project_Abhishek_c (1).pdf
Physics_Investigatory_Project_Abhishek_c (1).pdf
 
Physics project abhishek
Physics project abhishekPhysics project abhishek
Physics project abhishek
 
Emft final pppts
Emft final ppptsEmft final pppts
Emft final pppts
 
faradays law and its applications ppt
faradays law and its applications pptfaradays law and its applications ppt
faradays law and its applications ppt
 
electromagnetic induction ( part 2 )
electromagnetic induction ( part 2 )electromagnetic induction ( part 2 )
electromagnetic induction ( part 2 )
 
Magnetic circuits
Magnetic circuitsMagnetic circuits
Magnetic circuits
 
Magnetic circuits (EMF)
Magnetic circuits (EMF)Magnetic circuits (EMF)
Magnetic circuits (EMF)
 
MAGNETICS CIRCUITS
MAGNETICS CIRCUITSMAGNETICS CIRCUITS
MAGNETICS CIRCUITS
 
PHY PUC 2 Notes Electromagnetic induction
PHY PUC 2 Notes Electromagnetic inductionPHY PUC 2 Notes Electromagnetic induction
PHY PUC 2 Notes Electromagnetic induction
 

Electromagnetic Induction Principles

  • 1. CHAPTER NO.:-2 ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION MR.KARTIK K. PATEL (B.E.-ELECT. ENGG.) (LECT. IN EE DEPT.-VPMP POLYTECHNIC)
  • 2. TOPICS:- INTRODUCTION FARADAY’S LAWS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION. DYNAMICALLY INDUCED EMF FLEMING’S RIGHT HAND RULE STATICALLY INDUCED EMF 1. SELF INDUCED EMF 2. MUTUALLY INDUCED EMF
  • 3. The Histor y of Induction: “In 1831 Joseph Henry discovered magnetic induction.” Joseph Henry “ Michael Faraday's ideas about conservation of energy led (1797-1878) him to believe that since an electric current could cause a magnetic field, a magnetic field should be able to produce an electric current. He demonstrated this principle of induction in 1831.’’ So the whole thing started 180 years ago Michael Faraday (1791-1867)
  • 4. 1. INTRODUCTION: THE PHENOMENA OF ELECTROMAGNETI INDUCTION ARE VERY IMPRTANT FOR THE STUDY OF THE WORKING PRINCIPLE OF THE ELECTRICAL MACHINES. THE ELECTRICAL M/C LIKE DC MOTOR, DC GENERATOR, INDUCTION MOTOR, TRANSFORMER, ALTERNATOR WORKS ON INDUCTION PRINCIPLE.
  • 5. ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION: How to Induce an EMF? An emf can be induced whenever there is a change in flux.
  • 6. Relative motion between a magnet and a coil Conductor moving in the magnetic field
  • 7. 2. FARADAY’S LAWS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION: Michael Faraday (1791 – 1867)
  • 8. FARADAY’S LAWS:- THERE ARE TWO LAWS OF FARADAY’S RELATED TO ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION AS STATED BELOW:
  • 9. FARADAY’S FIRST LAW:- “WHEN A CONDUCTOR CUTS THE MAGNETIC FIELD, THE EMF INDUCED IN THAT CONDUCTOR.’’
  • 10. 2.FARADAY’S SECOND LAW : “THE MAGNITUDE OF EMF INDUCED IN ANY CONDUCTRO IS EQUAL TO THE RATE OF CHANGE OF FLUX LINKAGES WITH IT.”
  • 11. FARADAY’S LAW:- If we change the magnetic flux through a coil of N turns, an induced emf appears in every turn and the total emf induced in the coil is the sum of these individual induced emfs.
  • 12. F araday’s Law for a Single Loop : dΦ E =ε=− dt
  • 13. Faraday’s Law for a coil having N turns : dΦ E = ε = −N dt
  • 14. Examples of Induced Current:- Any change of current in primary induces a current in secondary.
  • 15. Direction of Induced Current Bar magnet moves through coil S N  Current induced in coil v Reverse pole  Induced current changes sign N S v Coil moves past fixed bar magnet  Current induced in coil S N Bar magnet stationary inside coil N S  No current induced in coil
  • 16. 3. TYPES OF INDUCED EMF:- THERE ARE TWO TYPES OF INDUCED EMF:- 1.DYNAMICALLY INDUCED EMF 2.STATICALLY INDUCED EMF SELF INDUCED EMF MUTUALLY INDUCED EMF
  • 17. 3.1 DYNAMICALLY INDUCED EMF: Definition:- “T he EMF Induced in the coil due to the physical movement of the magnetic field or coil is known as Dynamicall y Induced EMF.”
  • 18. Consider a conductor A of length L meters placed in uniform magnetic field of flux density B wb/ m2 area =l*dx flux difference=Bldx E=Bldx / dt But velocity, V =dx/dt So , E=Blv volt. E=Blv*sinO
  • 19.  CONDITIONS FOR PRODUCTION OF DYNAMICALLY INDUCED EMF:- • FOLLOWING THREE CONDITION :- •Presents of magnetic fields •Presents of conductor •Relative movement of magnetic field and conductor
  • 20. 2) Statically induced Emf:- Definition:- “ There is no physical motion of conductor but due the flux, the flux link with the coil is changed and so emf induced in the coil. This emf is called statically induced emf.” There are two types of statically induced EMF:- 1)Self induced emf 2)Mutually induced emf
  • 21. 1) Self induced EMF:- Definition:- “ The emf induced in the coil due to change its own flux linked with is known as self induced emf.” -Conductor remains stationary and flux linked with it is changed. (the current which creates the flux changes i.e increases or decreases). -
  • 22. Consider a coil having N turns as shown in fig, when the current flowing through is, a flux will produced in the iron core. So the flux link with coil changes from its initial value of Φ 1 to final value of Φ2 wb in time t second.
  • 23.  self inductance:- “ The property of the coil oppose the change in current or flux is called self inductance.” Co-efficient of self inductance:- “The co-efficient of self inductance is defined as the ratio of flux link with the coil to the current flow in coil.” It is denoted by L. Its unit is Henry (H).
  • 24. B(t) i ~ Consider a coil having N turns. When the current I flowing through it, it will produced the flux. Φ Hence B co-efficient of self inducance is given by, L ≡ the di I ε ε = −L L≡− (dI / dt ) dt L = µ o n A = µ o n V 2 2
  • 25. 2) Mutually induced EMF:- “ The emf induced in one coil due to the change in flux of anther coil linked with it. Is called mutually induced emf.” if current changes in coil #1, an emf is induced in coil #2 ε 2 = −N d Φ1 dt Φ∝B B ∝ I1 rewrite as: ε 2 = −M dI1 dt M is the “mutual inductance”
  • 26. 2) Mutual induction:- “ The property of the coil to produce the emf in anther coil placed nearer to them when the current flowing through the first coil changes is known as the mutual inductance. •It is denoted by M. •Its unit is Henry(H).
  • 27.
  • 28.
  • 29. Compare the dynamically induced emf with statically induced emf:- Dynamically emf: Statically emf: “the emf induced in the coil “ the emf induced in coil due to physical movement due to the flux linked with of the magnetic field or coil the coil changes is called is called dyamically emf. statically emf.” E=Blv sino volt  In this type of emf there is In this type of emf there is physical motion of no any physical motion of conductor. conductor. Example: alternator, d.c Example:- induction generator. motor, transformer.