Part 1 - Why is an EMF induced in a moving rod? | EMI | Physics | Khan Academy

In this video, we explore why is an EMF induced in a moving conducting rod and derive the magnitude of motional EMF without using Faraday's Law

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what would happend if the B field is not uniform how do we account for such an occurrence.

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Bring moving conducting rod in earth's magnetic field

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Sit conducter andar to electric field zero hota jai