Lecture

Inductive Potentiometer: Principle and Applications

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Description

This lecture covers the principle of the inductive potentiometer, explaining how a sinusoidal magnetic field induces electromotive force in a coil, leading to applications like dynamic microphones and loudspeakers. It also delves into the operation of dynamic microphones and the generation of voltage pulses in Wiegand wire sensors.

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