It is the branch of physics that Electromagnetism is governed by the basic

HISTORY OF ELECTROMAGNETIISM
ELECTROMAGNETISM deals with electricity and
magnetism and the interaction
law known as “Faraday’s law of induction.”
According to Faraday's law, the induced
1770 -1790
Cavendish and Coulomb establish foundations of electrostatics
Electromagnetism is a process where a magnetic between them electromotive force in any closed circuit is 1820

field is created by introducing the current in the equal to the negative of the time rate of Oersted makes connection between flowing charge and magnetism
conductor. When a conductor is electrically charged change of the magnetic flux enclosed by the 182os
it generates magnetic lines of force of conductor. Electromagnetism has been circuit. The law shows how a magnetic field Ampere identifies currents as the source of all magnetism
For example, if current i.e., positive charges moving extended to quantum physics. It interacts with an electric circuit 1831
in a wire, it produces the magnetic field along the has helped in findings related to
Faraday and Henry siacovers that time varying
wire and the direction of magnetic lines, and force the nature of light and in the   magnetic fields serve as sources for electric
can be determined using Right Hand Rule. discovery of the . fields
1864
electromagnetic spectrum
Before the invention of electromagnetism, people or Maxwell puts in all together
scientists used to think magnetism and electricity are Electromagnetism is also 1887
two different topics. The view has changed after used in devices such as Hertz demonstrates existence of
James Clerk Maxwell published A Treatise on Electricity speakers, solenoids, electromagnetic radiation
and Magnetism in the year 1873. The publication electric motors and
states that the interaction of positive and negative magnetic disks. When a conductor is placed or moved
charges are mediated by one force. This observation through the magnetic field it generates
laid a foundation to Electromagnetism. Later many voltage i.e., electricity. This principle is called Electric Transformer Electromagnetic Waves
scientists like Michael Faraday, Oliver Heaviside, and Electromagnetic Induction. The voltages
The exchanges take place inside the lectromagnetic waves were first discovered
Heinrich Hertz contributed their ideas in generated will be based on the speed of
transformer that gives rise by James Clerk Maxwell and they were
electromagnetism. conductor moving through the electric field.
Faraday’s Law states that to electromagnetic waves. confirmed after wards by Heinrich Hertz.
Faster the speed of conductor, the greater
whenever there is relative Afterward, a wave form of electric and
motion between magnetic field
the induced electricity or voltage. Electromagnetic Force
magnetic equations was derived by Maxwell
and conductor, the flux linkage Electromagnetism is basically a conjecture of which showed that the electric and magnetic
changes and this change in flux a combined expression of an underlying fields had wave-like nature. The factors which
induces a voltage across the force, known as "electromagnetic force." This differentiate electromagnetic waves from each
coil. USES force can be seen when an electric charge other are frequency, amplitude and
is moving. This movement produces polarization.
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