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Electromagnetic Wave
A Wave Consisting Of Oscillating Electric And Magnetic Fields, Including Light, Radio Waves, And X Rays.

Transformer
A Device That Changes Voltage Using Electromagnetic Induction.

Electromagnetic Induction
The Process Of Generating Voltage By Changing Magnetic Fields, Described By Faraday Law.

Lenzs Law
A Law Stating That The Direction Of An Induced Current Opposes The Change In Magnetic Flux That Produced It.

Faradays Law
A Law Stating That A Changing Magnetic Flux Induces An Electric Field Or Voltage.

Magnetic Flux
A Measure Of The Strength And Extent Of A Magnetic Field Passing Through A Surface.

Magnetic Field
A Region Around A Magnet Or Moving Charge In Which Magnetic Forces Are Experienced.

Parallel Circuit
A Circuit In Which Components Are Connected Across The Same Voltage Source, Allowing Multiple Paths For Current.

Series Circuit
A Circuit In Which Components Are Connected End To End, Sharing The Same Current.

Electric Power
The Rate At Which Electrical Energy Is Used Or Produced, Related To Voltage And Current.