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At 11:36 AM 2/15/2007, you wrote:
I wish your opinions (analyses) on this simple demonstration posted on
another list.
A lamp and inductor in parallel are powered by a DC supply (battery)
thru a switch. Opening the switch causes the lamp to flash. (nothing
surprising here). However, if the switch is operated in a strong mag.
field, e.g. large magnetron magnet, the flash is brighter and burns out
some bulbs, e.g. 25 W (110 V. I presume)
The poster referred to this page:
http://electro.physics.auburn.edu/~demo/em/5j/5j20_20.htm
<http://electro.physics.auburn.edu/%7Edemo/em/5j/5j20_20.htm>
bc
A low power high volt filament is delicate. In a strong magnetic
field, the filament may break if it is pulsed.
Brian Whatcott Altus OK Eureka!
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