The interactive animation illustrates the principle of electromagnetic induction using a rotating magnet as an example.
The 3D model can be rotated.
Click your mouse to zoom the rectangle in or out.
| Area | Description |
|---|---|
| oben links | 3D model of a conductor and a rotating magnet. Inside the conductor, electrons are shown. As the magnet rotates, the electrons in the conductor are set in motion. |
| top right | The 3D model in a profile view. The technical current direction is represented by symbols. In addition, the field lines of the magnetic field can also be displayed. |
| bottom left | The curve shows the height of the induced voltage in the course of time. The curve is dynamically updated. |
| bottom right | The formula shows how the induced voltage is calculated. |
Overview and download
| Title | Elektrical Induktion 3 |
| Target audience | Teachers and lecturers |
| platforms | Microsoft® Windows® Apple® Macintosh® |
| Features | Full screen mode lossless magnification Large screens supported |
| License | Freeware (for non-commercial use) |
| Download | Microsoft® Windows® Apple® Macintosh® |
Contributors
C. Hein, S. Rikowski
Sources
- Authoring tool: Adobe Animate
- 3D engine for 3D model: Papervision3D 2.0
- Idea and initial concept: Tamara Riehle
- 3D rotations: algorithm adopted from Federico Calvo: http://blog.federicocalvo.com/2009/03/papervision-3d-sphere-globla-axis.html