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Lenz's law

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Lenz's law

In physics, a law stating that the direction of an electromagnetically induced current (generated by moving a magnet near a wire or a wire in a magnetic field) will be such as to oppose the motion producing it. It is named after the Russian physicist Heinrich Friedrich Lenz, who announced it in 1833.



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