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2021-10-21
A Novel Model of Unipolar Induction Phenomena Based on Direct Interaction Between Conductor Charges
By
Christof Baumgärtel,

    Dr. Christof Baumgärtel

    Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics

    University of Liverpool

    UK

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Ray T. Smith,

    Dr. Ray T. Smith

    Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics

    University of Liverpool

    UK

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Simon Maher

    Dr. Simon Maher

    Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics

    University of Liverpool

    UK

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Progress In Electromagnetics Research, Vol. 171, 123-135, 2021
doi:10.2528/PIER21060104
Abstract
Unipolar induction has been a heavily discussed phenomenon in the realm of electrodynamics, with research and experiments proposing and supporting different ways to explain the observed effects. This paper presents a novel model to predict induced electromotive forces in a Faraday generator, based on direct interaction between conductor charges. It is compared with predictions that are usually obtained through considerations of Lorentz force, flux linking or flux cutting rules. A standard apparatus provides additional experimental measurements that show good agreement with the theory.
Citation
Christof Baumgärtel, Ray T. Smith, and Simon Maher, "A Novel Model of Unipolar Induction Phenomena Based on Direct Interaction Between Conductor Charges," Progress In Electromagnetics Research, Vol. 171, 123-135, 2021.
doi:10.2528/PIER21060104
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