Electromagnetic Induction and Generators
Students will explain electromagnetic induction and the working of simple generators.
Key Questions
- Explain how moving magnets or changing magnetic fields can generate electrical potential.
- Compare the operation of a simple AC generator to a DC motor.
- Predict the direction of induced current using Fleming's Right-Hand Rule.
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
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