DATA ANALYSIS

PART 1
 Table 1 illustrates that the voltmeter and light intensity of the bulb is affected by
the number of coils. If it is a single-coil, the voltmeter is deflected and the bulb is
brighter. For the double coil, the voltmeter of the lower coil is deflected and the
bulb is brighter while for the upper coil, the voltmeter is just slightly deflected and
the bulb’s brightness lessens so the light intensity of the bulb is bright. When you
push a magnet towards the center of the coil, then pull it away, the needle
deflects in one direction, then the other. How far the needle deflects depends on
the strength of the magnet and how fast you move. If you pull the north end away
from the coil, the current flows in the opposite direction, so that the associated
magnetic field points with its south pole towards the magnet. Similarly, if you flip
the magnet to bring its south pole towards the coil, the current flows in the
direction that produces a magnetic field whose south pole faces the magnet, and
if you pull the magnet away, it reverses so that the north pole faces the magnet.
How fast you move the magnet determines the rate of change of the magnetic
flux, so the faster you move the magnet, the greater the needle deflection.

PART 2 TABLE 1
 The table shows that magnetic strength affects the magnetic field in the
simulation which means that if we increase the magnetic strength, the magnetic
field also increases or becomes more visible which only shows that the magnetic
field becomes stronger. This is shown by the values of magnetic strength which
are 30% and 0.10 G for the magnetic field, for 60%, it has a magnetic field of
0.17 G, and 0.24 G for 90% magnetic strength. The values for Bx and By have
the same relationship also with the magnetic field and magnetic strength, that as
these two increase, Bx and By increase also. Furthermore, as the magnetic
strength increases, their angle decreases showing an inversely proportional
relationship. For 30%, the angle is 176.36°, then for 60%, it is 171.48°, and for
the 90% magnetic strength, the angle is 159.50°. This indicates that as the
magnetic field becomes stronger, it will most likely create a shorter angle.

PART 2 TABLE 2
 In this table, three magnetic strengths and three-loop numbers were used and
tested. Based on the simulation, it shows that the intensity of a light bulb with
30% magnetic strength in three loop numbers is dim. The intensity of a light bulb
of 60% magnetic strength in loop number 1 is the dim one, loop number 2 is the
bright one, and loop number 3 is the brightest. Lastly, the intensity of light bulbs
of 90% magnetic strength in loop number 1 is also dim, loop number 2 is the
bright one, and loop number 3 is the brightest. When comparing the intensity of
light bulbs of three-loop numbers and magnetic strength, the magnetic strength
of 30% in loop 1 has the dimmest bulb, while the magnetic strength of 90% in
loop 3 has the brightest bulb. The number of loops directly affects how dim or
bright the light bulb is. Increasing the number of loops makes the currently
produced increase and creates a higher light intensity.