⚡ EMI Lab

A set of interactive simulations for exploring electromagnetic induction, from first principles to cases most textbooks skip entirely. Every simulation runs on the same underlying law, emf = −N·dΦ/dt, and lets you drag, slide, and watch flux and induced current respond in real time.
The 18 simulations are grouped into 4 apps below, each focused on one part of the topic. Start with Foundations if you are new to the topic; the other three build on it in different directions.
01 · Foundations

Flux in Motion — Foundations

The core law itself: Φ = N·B·A·cosθ, and what happens when you change B, A, θ, or the shape enclosing the area, one factor at a time.

Rod on Rails · Rotating Rod · AC Generator · Loop Enters Field · Changing B(t) · Loop Changing Shape
Open Foundations
02 · Coupled Circuits

Flux in Motion — Coupled Circuits

Two coils, one field, or one coil talking to itself: mutual induction, self-induction, and multi-turn effects.

Mutual Induction · Self-Induction · Magnet Through Coil · N Turns Change · Solenoid Self-Induction · Magnet Falls Through Coil
Open Coupled Circuits
03 · Energy & Dynamics

Flux in Motion — Energy & Dynamics

Induction does not just create a current, it creates a force that fights back. Dissipation, charge pile-up, and motion settling into balance.

Eddy-Current Brake · Falling Rod (Open Circuit) · Charged L vs Charged C · Rod → Terminal Velocity
Open Energy & Dynamics
04 · Beyond the Loop

Flux in Motion — Beyond the Loop

Faraday's law does not need a magnet or a textbook loop. Induction driven by a current-carrying wire, and by a single moving charge.

Loop Near a Wire · Moving Charge Near a Loop
Open Beyond the Loop