Lecture

Reluctance Effect

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Description

This lecture demonstrates the magnetic energy effect in a system with a Diêm, showing how an iron plate sticks to a magnet and releases mechanical energy when pulled away. The magnetic energy is transformed into kinetic and thermal energy, similar to a magnetic system with rollers. The magnetic energy is transferred between the elements, aligning the iron plate to minimize the magnetic energy from the magnet.

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