[quote author=Fu-Kwun Hwang link=topic=915.msg3437#msg3437 date=1233570689]
When a loop rotating in a uniform magnetic field.
The magnetic flux is changing which will induce electric field along the loop (produce voltage).
If the loop is rotating with constant angular velocity $\omega$ . (The angle is $\omega t$ )
The magnetic flux in the loop will be $\Psi =\int \vec{B}\cdot d\vec{A}= B A cos(\omega t)$
So the induced emf $= -\frac {d\Psi}{dt}=B A \omega sin(\omega t)$

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I suspect your model in the ejs codes is not reflecting the correct physics phenomena.
i change it to
"E0*cos(2*pi*x/(5*R))" for the Z in the analytic3D curve which symbolize the emf generated
and
E0*Math.cos(c2*pi2) for the Z in the emfparticle3D point which symbolize the instantaneous emf generated.
is my interpretation of the code in the model correct?

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