Alternating currents produce electromagnetic induction through periodic changes in magnetic fields. When the magnetic field around a conductor changes due to an alternating current, it induces a voltage in any nearby conductors according to Faraday's law of induction. This effect is the basis for transformers, which increase or decrease the voltages of alternating currents through electromagnetic induction.
Alternating currents produce electromagnetic induction through periodic changes in magnetic fields. When the magnetic field around a conductor changes due to an alternating current, it induces a voltage in any nearby conductors according to Faraday's law of induction. This effect is the basis for transformers, which increase or decrease the voltages of alternating currents through electromagnetic induction.
Alternating currents produce electromagnetic induction through periodic changes in magnetic fields. When the magnetic field around a conductor changes due to an alternating current, it induces a voltage in any nearby conductors according to Faraday's law of induction. This effect is the basis for transformers, which increase or decrease the voltages of alternating currents through electromagnetic induction.