Electromagnetic generator

Learn the basics of generating electricity with a magnet. Understand electromagnetic induction, Faraday's Law, and set up your own experiment in this informative post.

The image shows the first dynamo or electromagnetic generator, an invention of the American physicist Michael Faraday, also called Faraday’s Disc. It consists of two main parts, as in the case of the electric motor, namely: the static part, called the stator, which is represented by a horseshoe-shaped magnet or elongated semicircle spade magnet, the left edge, and the moving part, called the rotor, which rotates and is represented by a copper disc, right edge.

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