the principle saying that whenever wires are moved with an electrical current, it creates a magnetic field.(Course Material/EddyCurrents/Physics/inductance.htm)(Course Material/EddyCurrents/Physics/selfinductance.htm)

A wire in a changing magnetic field will have a current induced in it.

A statement of the relationship between the amount of product formed during electrolysis and the amount of electric current that passes through the electrolytic cell.

Defines the relationship of voltage and flux as: E = N [df/dt] x 10-8 For sinusoidal voltage conditions, it is written: E = 2.22 ft FN X 10-8 or E = 4.44 BmAc FN X 10-8 where, E = Voltage desired Bm = Flux density of material in gausses. t = Total flux capacity of core Ac = Effective core cross-sectional area F = Design frequency N = Number of turns ft = 2 Bm Ac