Electromagnet Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-LA-11401
Quick Answer: The Electromagnet is a magnet coiled with copper wire at both ends so that it can carry electric current. A magnetic field appears when power is supplied and goes when the power is turned off.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- Coiled with copper wire at both ends
- Carries electric current
- Magnetic field appears when power is supplied
- Field goes when the power is turned off
About This Product
An electromagnet shows that an electric current produces magnetism. In physics lessons students connect the coil to a power source through a switch, pick up small iron objects such as pins or paper clips, and watch them drop when the current is switched off. It is also used to discuss how the strength of the field changes with the current and with the turns in the coil, and where electromagnets are used, as in electric bells and cranes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. How does the Electromagnet work?
Its copper wire coil carries electric current. The magnetic field appears when power is supplied.
Q2. What happens when the power is turned off?
The magnetic field goes away and the magnet returns to its normal state.
Related: Laboratory Apparatus, Electric Switch, Demonstration Motor Model, Galvanometer DC, Circuit Board Student.
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