Electric Generator Lenz's Law Part 1 Left or Right Hand Rule Physics Lesson

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  • @SahilKale
    @SahilKale Před 4 lety +140

    The line of "the magnet inside makes it difficult for the magnet outside" made me understand the entire concept. Much appreciated!!

    • @angusmcalister593
      @angusmcalister593 Před 2 lety

      Same here.

    • @Mohammad_Khademi
      @Mohammad_Khademi Před 8 měsíci +1

      i just came to the comments to say the same thing. I was on my fifth video trying to understand this concept and each video confused me more. When he said that line, I felt a sigh of relief, and was finally able to grasp the concept.

    • @evamaryanti800
      @evamaryanti800 Před měsícem

      True!

  • @w0m4nf4ce5
    @w0m4nf4ce5 Před rokem +22

    I've been trying to understand this for half an hour and I just couldn't make sense of it. I have an exam tomorrow and I am so greatful to have stumbled upon this video! The way you explained it made sense to me almost immediately!

  • @DoItLive03
    @DoItLive03 Před 10 lety +15

    love it. short sweet and to the point. just what I needed!

  • @suhaimatunio
    @suhaimatunio Před 10 lety +12

    you're a great teacher! my physics teacher explains less than a fraction of how well you do

  • @hubercats
    @hubercats Před 6 měsíci +2

    Very intuitive presentation covering Lenz’s Law. Thank you!

  • @Abhi5148
    @Abhi5148 Před 12 lety +4

    Omg thank you so much, I was frustrated over this unit for my physics exam TOMORROW, and this video just happened to show up in my sub box. Once again, thanks :D

  • @rayoflight4957
    @rayoflight4957 Před 8 lety +3

    Awesome video. Thank you for taking the time to explain a difficult concept in a simple way.

  • @motordemic
    @motordemic Před 2 lety

    Jeez! Man i love you! That analogy that it opposes the magnet made my learning and understand 100 better!

  • @Carmen123ckm
    @Carmen123ckm Před 10 lety +2

    I understood now after watching ye previous videos. Thanks so much!

  • @elizabethnokondi4297
    @elizabethnokondi4297 Před 11 měsíci

    The presentation was really awesome, thanks to you for that because it helps a lot.❤

  • @iBeMuseFan
    @iBeMuseFan Před 11 lety

    Thank you! These videos are making studying for finals much easier!

  • @chookers1074
    @chookers1074 Před rokem

    After watching every lens law videos, this is the only one 😭😭 TQ❤

  • @kaylaeng6702
    @kaylaeng6702 Před 10 lety

    This is explained perfectly! Thanks for the video.

  • @denisegoh9249
    @denisegoh9249 Před 10 lety +2

    Wow ive understand this section just throught this vid! Thanks!

  • @otienorooneyomondi9576
    @otienorooneyomondi9576 Před 2 lety +1

    The first explanation I am understanding here on CZcams.

  • @alooooshm
    @alooooshm Před 7 lety

    such an amazing explanation! keep it up.

  • @swastikaprasad1130
    @swastikaprasad1130 Před rokem

    This helped me alot in understanding the concept of solenoidswith magnets. Thanks alot.😀

  • @nagisa9147
    @nagisa9147 Před 8 lety

    Thank you so much for this video. I learned the right-hand rule, but all I have to do it switch the direction and I'm good to go.

  • @ranggaeuy224
    @ranggaeuy224 Před 9 lety +23

    My teacher taught me this rule, and he used his right hand instead. This video is actually wrong.
    Apart from the rule in this video, just look at the first example. Yes, to oppose the change by the magnet (magnetic field goes to the left), the current must be in the direction so that it will create magnetic field that goes to the right (he explained this well). However, if the current direction is like that, then it will create magnetic field that goes to the left, thus violating Lenz's Law.
    If you do not believe me, try to use the usual right hand rule (fingers = magnet, thumb = current). To make the magnetic field inside the coil goes to the right, the current must be downward. (just ike giving thumbs down).
    It might be confusing though if you use this rule with right hand as it's kinda the opposite (fingers = current, thumb = magnet). I prefer to just use the usual right hand rule.

    • @christianmonti1958
      @christianmonti1958 Před 9 lety +5

      Your wrong because your switching back to the flow of positive charges in the middle of the problem. Since he used the flow of negative charges you must use the left hand rule, always. Using the left hand rule in the first problem to determine the direction of the magnetic field, your thumb points to the right, not to the left.

  • @Unrealankit
    @Unrealankit Před 5 měsíci +1

    Explained in a great way!

  • @s77trn
    @s77trn Před 29 dny

    Thank you so much this helped me IMMENSELY.

  • @shazamuel8950
    @shazamuel8950 Před 2 lety +1

    The writing of the north and south on the actual coil was the game changer for me.

  • @tiana6181
    @tiana6181 Před 5 lety

    Very helpful!! Thank you so much!

  • @DragonPrincessShina
    @DragonPrincessShina Před 2 lety

    Thank you sir! You just helped save a grade!

  • @naturalscene9611
    @naturalscene9611 Před 23 dny

    This is the best explanation I’ve seen

  • @AznRockzx3
    @AznRockzx3 Před 10 lety

    YOU ARE A SAVIOR! THANK YOU SO MUCH!

  • @asheshsamaroo6220
    @asheshsamaroo6220 Před 2 lety

    this was amazing. i understood perfectly
    😆

  • @ramuganesan
    @ramuganesan Před 6 lety

    you are really great teacher...

  • @chaitanyamurti4896
    @chaitanyamurti4896 Před 4 lety

    That was really nice and simple way of teaching

  • @EAP_DaSilva
    @EAP_DaSilva Před 7 lety

    Perfect! Thank you.

  • @leila4509
    @leila4509 Před 4 lety

    Thank you! I finally get it

  • @benimmortal5858
    @benimmortal5858 Před 10 lety

    You Sir are AWESOME.

  • @askanawaf2289
    @askanawaf2289 Před 3 lety

    thank you that was so helpful!

  • @enriqueelizondo7725
    @enriqueelizondo7725 Před 9 lety +7

    Incorrect charge moves in positive direction, according to set standards of how charge moves in a circuit, therefore you must use your right hand. Don't use your left hand.

  • @61gopal
    @61gopal Před 10 lety

    man u too good at it.
    It helped me a lot. thanks man!! :-)

  • @BattlefrontProductionsEnt

    It does help, thank you.

  • @heavenlykizzy4344
    @heavenlykizzy4344 Před 7 měsíci

    Awesome video thank youu

  • @danielandrewgaa5086
    @danielandrewgaa5086 Před 3 lety

    thank you.. it really helps

  • @JsCing
    @JsCing Před 8 lety

    It helps. Thank you.

  • @thesaxman54321
    @thesaxman54321 Před 11 lety +4

    depends whether you use right hand or left hand grip rule, its the same as the first example except poles are reversed and magnet is moving away

  • @prithiv2446
    @prithiv2446 Před rokem

    Loved it sir..... From india

  • @raghadazzeem6498
    @raghadazzeem6498 Před 8 lety

    U r great thankkks , this is saved me

  • @shruthikrishnamoorthy1316

    Thank you souch!!!!🔥

  • @hafssaal-rawi3353
    @hafssaal-rawi3353 Před 4 lety

    Your awesome! Thank you

  • @Carmen123ckm
    @Carmen123ckm Před 10 lety +65

    Excuse me, I'm confused. Why don't we use right hand grip rule here?

    • @RaoulRamsaran
      @RaoulRamsaran Před 6 lety +22

      he's doing it wrong. It has to be the right hand

    • @lollmao5706
      @lollmao5706 Před 4 lety +20

      Hes teaching in relation to the electron flow

    • @gabrielparot7507
      @gabrielparot7507 Před 4 lety +1

      It works the same way

    • @all41n14lla
      @all41n14lla Před 3 lety

      Holes / Electrons .. heh .. Electrodynamics models needs to be replaced .. They don't understand superconductors much less hyperconductors and they cannot connect centripetal divergence to superconductivity much less hyperconductivity .. Yet.. Yet .. They now call Negative Resistance "Apparent Negative Resistance" so as not to get detoured .. On the one hand Einstein Claimed that the Aether didn't exists .. His General Relativity depends upon this . . Early 1932 Einstein releases his Unified Field Theory Paper which calls the Aether by another name .. 6 Months later Einstein retracted his UF Theory Paper saying he made a mistake .. Ooops .. He just admitted G.R. was wrong and Tesla was right ! ..
      It gets much better .. In 1957 Dr.'s Lee & Yang disprove U1 Symmetry Electrodynamics also called "The standard model of electrodynamics" or the Standard Model .. Dr.'s Lee & Yang's NOBEL PRIZE WINNING PAPPER PROVED that at high energy levels that their is an Asymmetry in the electrodynamics model .. What does this mean .. Well for starters that Einstein was wrong saying the speed of light was a limit .. NOT TRUE ..
      Another proof is in order .. The simple magnet .. Ask a college professor where is the energy from the magnetic fields coming from .. Either they will B.S. you or they will say "I duh-no" .. The force from those fields don't come from the atoms or the fields would quickly diminish and the atoms would come apart in short order ! .. The fact of the mater is that their is only one place where that energy is being harvested from and that is the Aether .. Tesla was right .. Einstein was a buffoon ..
      Einstein was asked who the smartest man in the world was .. He said "Tesla" .. Tesla was the very first human being to demonstrate longitudinal wave mode of conduction .. We call those kind of conductors "Superconductors" .. This is where the E & H Fields both travel in strait lines and outside the skin of the conductor .. Nikola Tesla & Gabriel Kron both created devices independent of each other that demonstrated "Negative Resistance" In other words Time Reversed Mode of operation ..
      James Clerk Maxwell attempted to finish his Electrodynamics theory .. When he died in 1879 he said he wasn't quite finished .. Oliver Heaviside, Wilber Gibbs & Hendrik Lorentz all wanted to dumb down the math .. There may have been 5 people in the world in that day that could actually see in their heads how triple integral maths actually worked .. Maxwell was one of the few who could see 6 integral maths in his head .. He was a bloody genius ! .. The three stogies took 4 of Maxwell's equations and tossed out 22 of his other equations to make it accessible to those at university .. Lorentz gauge theorems became much of the basis for Einstein's paper ..
      Oh, before I forget, It wasn't Alberts Paper .. His wife Meliva wrote the paper because Albert worked in the a patent office because he could pass the entrance exam at the University .. So from 1902 to 1909 Einstein was a patent clerk and when his wife got home she tootled Albert .. Meliva Plagurized the Paper from Henri Poincaré who wrote the paper years before .. Tesla was right when he said Albert was a mathematician and not a scientist .. Einstein didn't check his work .. So not only did he not know where Electrodynamics came from he didn't know that thermodynamics which came out of electrodynamics also wasn't correct .. The 5 laws of thermodynamics are true in some cases but not in all cases ..
      So now you know why a unified field theory will never exists as long as the FAS & NSF are in power .. They will never allow Einstein to be wrong .. It was because of J.P Morgan and the Tiff he had with Tesla over the Wardenclyffe Tower L.W. Transmitter ..
      Before I end this .. It is good to know that Paul Dirac also thought Einstein was a doofus .. He wrote a paper which Dr Lee & Yang followed up on .. Dirac actually studied all of Maxwell's Quaternion Polar Equations which better helps to make 3D models and being that Dirac was another one of those very rare genius mathematicians who could understand Maxwell's equations we now know that Asymmetric Models for Electrodynamics are required .. Ah .. But they will keep teaching the dumbed down version ..

    • @transientmatter6088
      @transientmatter6088 Před 2 lety

      He is not doing anything wrong ..you please learn first basic physics, current rule and electron rule...depend people...

  • @davidkamara1651
    @davidkamara1651 Před 4 měsíci

    Amazing video!

  • @tanisha4497
    @tanisha4497 Před 9 měsíci

    THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!

  • @FriendsAndFood
    @FriendsAndFood Před 11 lety

    oh thankyou jesus you have no idea how much this helped. such a simple concept yet my teacher butchered it beyond belief

  • @78delas
    @78delas Před 11 lety

    Thank you sooooo muuuch!!

  • @faisalaldhaheri2038
    @faisalaldhaheri2038 Před 3 lety +2

    Yr a legend 👏🏻👏🏻

  • @miacadieux1816
    @miacadieux1816 Před 8 lety

    That helped alot!

  • @ahmedel-agroudy8326
    @ahmedel-agroudy8326 Před 10 lety

    THANK YOU SO MUCH

  • @dhruvshah7488
    @dhruvshah7488 Před 10 lety

    Amazinly explained

  • @iamsweetchoo
    @iamsweetchoo Před 11 lety

    Thank you, sir! :)

  • @transientmatter6088
    @transientmatter6088 Před 2 lety

    This excellent explanation, student will never

  • @lionelbothfeet
    @lionelbothfeet Před 11 lety

    well explained!

  • @AliDinkles
    @AliDinkles Před 9 lety +6

    Nicely presented, but Fleming's left-hand rule: Thumb (Thrust), First finger (Field) and seCond finger (Conventional current (opposite to actual)). Apparently, a different left-hand rule is operating.

    • @webmaster8925
      @webmaster8925 Před 2 lety

      Yeah, what left hand rule is that?

    • @jasonmyers1102
      @jasonmyers1102 Před 4 měsíci

      Fleming's rule has to do with a charged particle that moves through a magnetic field and shows the direction it is deflected. This left hand rule is used to show either the North Pole of an electromagnet when current direction is known or the direction of current flow when the poles are known. The left hand rule is used for the true way current flows from negative to positive. The right hand rule is used if you follow conventional current where electrons flow from positive to negative. The left hand rule is the accurate way.

  • @iiVampireZii
    @iiVampireZii Před 2 lety

    thank you so much i have been having trouble...........

  • @debunkified
    @debunkified Před rokem

    What if you wind the coil in the opposite direction so that the voltage and the current are reversed. How does the approaching North Pole magnet still generate a North Pole Lenz’s law opposing magnetic field?
    If the voltage is backwards and therefore the current is backwards in the coil then shouldn’t it now make a South Pole?
    So when a North Pole magnet approaches the coil how then does a North Pole Lenz’s law opposing magnetic field be generated in the coil in both scenarios in which scenarios 1 has a voltage and current one way and in scenario 2 the voltage and current are completely opposite to scenario 1? Good one huh?

  • @bluepanday7
    @bluepanday7 Před 9 lety +8

    you're the reason i am passing physics... keep it up!!

  • @Fastm0de
    @Fastm0de Před rokem

    this is very much helpful

  • @garyd.alzagajr.4157
    @garyd.alzagajr.4157 Před 9 lety

    much appreciated.

  • @jasmany19
    @jasmany19 Před 7 lety +1

    Is this correct: Left hand rule for generators and Right hand rule for motors when using electron flow and vice versa when using conventional flow?

  • @IamHeavenian-CitizenofHeaven

    Could you also do a video with the right hand rule? Thanks!

  • @sopheapkun2575
    @sopheapkun2575 Před 4 lety

    Thanks for teaching

  • @khairulazizul5742
    @khairulazizul5742 Před 3 lety

    THANKYOU SO MUCH

  • @arunrajendra8379
    @arunrajendra8379 Před 4 měsíci +1

    Knowing what makes the magnet “difficult” made it easier 😂

  • @nadaesawy7810
    @nadaesawy7810 Před 3 lety

    Thanks a lot ♥♥

  • @sherifashraf7162
    @sherifashraf7162 Před 8 lety

    Thanks!!!!!

  • @TouseyLover
    @TouseyLover Před 11 lety

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  • @elsiegracedimaculangan4351

    thank you sir.

  • @yoyoyaya4823
    @yoyoyaya4823 Před 7 lety

    thanks a lot

  • @nishuparbhakar6373
    @nishuparbhakar6373 Před 7 lety

    i thank u.. 😊

  • @sanjusiddu5577
    @sanjusiddu5577 Před 6 měsíci

    TQ sir!

  • @jeffpeng1118
    @jeffpeng1118 Před 8 lety +4

    Make sure you switch the direction if you are using right hand rule.

    • @aakashsharma1254
      @aakashsharma1254 Před 6 lety

      Jeffer Peng - and how can we do this
      Can u plz explain

  • @Mr514641
    @Mr514641 Před 10 lety +5

    Hello, (excuse my question but) Are you sure that the direction of the induced current is correct? It seems to me that the (for all 4 examples) current should be in the opposite direction?

    • @Mr514641
      @Mr514641 Před 10 lety +1

      Sean dob True! I think he made a simple mistake :(

    • @ahmedel-agroudy8326
      @ahmedel-agroudy8326 Před 10 lety +1

      It's not a mistake, since he's using the left hand rule, his thumb is pointing towards the north. If you were to use the right hand rule you'd fix it so that your thumb points from north to SOUTH so everything evens out.

    • @longlivemathematics5206
      @longlivemathematics5206 Před 10 lety +3

      ***** Forget about hand rules (since they are a way of visualising the concept) just consider the law. Induced current must oppose the change in applied field. According to his picture above, conservation of energy is violated.

    • @braxma12
      @braxma12 Před 5 lety +1

      right hand rule should be used. thumb points north

    • @meordanial7398
      @meordanial7398 Před 2 lety

      @@ahmedel-agroudy8326 Thankssss a lot. I really understand ur explanation Bcoz i confused a lot btween left and right hand rule. Reading ur explanation really helps me

  • @jordan98198
    @jordan98198 Před 3 lety

    Does this mean if I drop a magnet through a copper tube the current in the tube is reversed right after the magnet exits the bottom of tube? (assuming no change in orientation of the magnet)

    • @kadinotis8405
      @kadinotis8405 Před 4 dny

      Yes. The magnet will always experience resistance

  • @muragemugo5241
    @muragemugo5241 Před 2 lety

    Helps aaaalot.

  • @soniabhattacharya159
    @soniabhattacharya159 Před 9 lety

    why does the thumb point to the right in the first casE? and to the left in the second case!?

  • @shaanuppal5011
    @shaanuppal5011 Před 4 lety

    Heavenly 😌

  • @abdullahimussa2309
    @abdullahimussa2309 Před měsícem

    Bruh i really hate this y using ur left. This litrally the best vid i found

  • @shanga8574
    @shanga8574 Před 3 lety

    Thanks

  • @Nauct
    @Nauct Před 9 lety +1

    Why do all the comments say it's wrong, it matches my physics text book left hand rule. Left for negative current direction, right for positive current

  • @MohammadTotah
    @MohammadTotah Před 3 lety

    thanks

  • @user-rg1nt9lf4s
    @user-rg1nt9lf4s Před rokem +1

    The polarity of the induced voltage can be determined by using the left-hand generator rule. how please tell me

    • @rainb1750
      @rainb1750 Před rokem

      I use the right hand for convectional current but anyway
      1.When coil in generator is Parallel to magnetic field the is an induced EMF
      2.was coil moves away from the magnets up or downward the EMF if in a clockwise direction
      But once the wire becomes perpendicular and moves towards the magnets EMF is in anticlockwise direction
      BE ADVISED I MIGHT BE WRONG STILL IN HIGH SCHOOL 😊❤
      OR Electron flow is opposite to direction of induced voltage so use your left to find current flow then the opposite is your current

    • @rainb1750
      @rainb1750 Před rokem

      Not gonna lie took most of the day try to solve your problem 😭 so this is how I found it yes am going to write an essay on CZcams 😂🎉
      1.wire is paralle riight then it moves away from magnets
      2. the induced emf trys to stop this (direction of an induced e.m.f. opposes the change causing it lenz law )
      3. so lets take faces of coil near the north pole of magnet emf will produces unlike pole on wire so south to try and stop movement of coil
      4. so i used my right had role you know for the solenoid thing to figure out the direction of current (convectional) were you wrap your hand around coil , thumb points to the north
      5. so i found movement of current which was clockwise ,so i was like emf is a push that what my highschool teacher said so that means emf is moving in the clockwise direction too
      but i think the are easier ways to find direction of induced emf but for your case ( current as electron flow ) i think EMF is opposite to direction of electron flow
      REMEMBER THIS INFORMATION MIGHT BE WRONG STILL IN HIGH SCHOOL

  • @jsentilful
    @jsentilful Před 4 lety +1

    Why everyone say he is wrong ? , He is correct and You must use your Left hand to find the direction of induced current in the coil

  • @ringetterulz7013
    @ringetterulz7013 Před 2 lety

    King 👑

  • @H.A..
    @H.A.. Před 2 lety

    I've had 3 different teachers try and make the entire class understand this and your 5 minute lecture made them seem as useless as tits on a bull! Thank you!

  • @ArtfulBenutzer
    @ArtfulBenutzer Před 10 lety

    Does the current flow in the opposite direction if the wire is wound in the opposite direction?

  • @csanchezcuba
    @csanchezcuba Před 10 lety

    This is not college level, is there a video where you use magnetic flux to determine the induced current?

  • @IamHeavenian-CitizenofHeaven

    Aww :) Yay!

  • @zidane6165
    @zidane6165 Před 8 lety +2

    its not wrong he is using left hand with his thump to the north
    but if u use right hand your thump must be to the south
    so both are the same . ^_^

  • @coghlan0
    @coghlan0 Před 11 lety

    why is going up? I get all the other ones except for that one

  • @londiweshabane3459
    @londiweshabane3459 Před rokem

    Wow

  • @farhahsukri3324
    @farhahsukri3324 Před 6 lety

    my A2 is in a week and now the thumb is pointing to the south for right hand grip rule???? hELp

  • @ThaneHeins1
    @ThaneHeins1 Před 4 lety +2

    This well meaning teacher incorrectly explains to students how the Law of Conservation of Energy is satisfied during electricity generation in the video below...
    At 1:25 he states that, "the coil operates like an electromagnet and makes it more difficult for the magnet to approach the coil..."
    "Makes it more difficult" is the same a saying Performs Work.
    What the teacher is actually saying without realizing it, is that the Magnetic Field Energy which is created around the coil (electromagnet) is performing Negative Work on the approaching magnet and reducing its Kinetic Energy - i.e. "making it more difficult for the magnet to approach the coil..."
    When we apply the Work-Energy Principle to the video and when we understand that Energy is the Currency required to perform Work (in any direction) which, "makes it more difficult for the magnet to approach the coil" we will conclude that Magnetic Field Energy is being created.
    And it is this Magnetic Field Energy which is created is responsible for performing the Negative Work "making it more difficult for the magnet to approach the coil..."
    Energy IS being created and the theory of conservation of energy works well in purely Newtonian Mechanics but it does NOT apply in Electromagnetism and it NEVER has.
    The work-energy principle states that an increase in the kinetic energy of a rigid body is caused by an equal amount of positive work done on the body by the resultant force acting on that body. Conversely, a decrease in kinetic energy is caused by an equal amount of negative work done by the resultant force.
    Energy is the capacity for doing work. You must have energy to accomplish work - it is like the "currency" for performing work.
    Now what the teacher and the entire world physics community is incorrectly saying (for 197 years now) is that Work (making it more difficult for the magnet to approach the coil) CAN and IS being performed without energy - which is a violation of the Work-Energy Principle.
    Kind regards
    Thane C. Heins
    Ottawa, Canada
    thaneh@potentialdifference.ca
    613.898.1131

  • @arshad6283
    @arshad6283 Před dnem

    bestt

  • @tallaclovis2452
    @tallaclovis2452 Před 7 měsíci

    I don't understand something here. Please do we use the RIGHT HAND GRIP RULE to determine the direction of the induced current or we use the LEFT HAND GRIP RULE??
    I know of Right Hand rule not Left Hnad rule

    • @markcaruana2915
      @markcaruana2915 Před 7 měsíci

      This is always what makes it confusing. There are 2 different ways to do this and which one you use depends on what theory your class is using. The old “theory” has the flow of electricity coming out of the positive terminal. The “correct” theory has the electrons coming out of the negative terminal. What you need to do is find out which one of these theories your book or teacher is using. If it’s the old theory then you use your right hand. If it’s the new theory which has electrons flow out of the negative terminal then use your left hand for everything. They both work because left hand goes with “current” flow and right hand goes with electron flow. Confused? Don’t be, just use the hand your teacher tells you to and never use the other hand. It will work.

  • @jacknichols9595
    @jacknichols9595 Před 2 lety

    his explanation is excellent but I think induced current direction s are wrong

  • @rainb1750
    @rainb1750 Před rokem

    Electrons always move upwards towards the north (electron flow)
    Electrons always move downward away from the north(convectional flow)
    Solenoid coil