Lecture

Jumping Ring and Magnetic Levitation

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Description

This lecture explores the jumping ring experiment, demonstrating the principles of electromagnetic induction and magnetic levitation using aluminum rings and coils. By varying the voltage, the instructor showcases how the ring can levitate and even be used as a magnetic catapult.

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Electromagnetism: Electrodynamics

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