Physics, 22.05.2020 02:05 jessicaisbaehood

5.3: Does the voltage across the wired coil change? You should also find that the induced voltage across the circuit board coil does not change very much! Why? As an increase in frequency will result in a more rapidly changing magnetic flux in the circuit board coil, this implies that the current in the wired coil goes down as the frequency goes up. What happens to the voltage?

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