A particular case of Le Chateliers principle it states that when a current is caused to flow in an electrical conductor by a change in the external magnetic field surrounding the conductor, the direction of flow of the current is such as to produce a magnetic field opposing the original change.
A particular case of Le Chateliers principle it states that when a current is caused to flow in an electrical conductor by a change in the external magnetic field surrounding the conductor, the direction of flow of the current is such as to produce a magnetic field opposing the original change. FTP identify this law often used to explain the behavior of inductors and named after its Estonian discoverer.
A particular case of Le Chateliers principle it states that when a current is caused to flow in an electrical conductor by a change in the external magnetic field surrounding the conductor, the direction of flow of the current is such as to produce a magnetic field opposing the original change.
{Lenz}'s law