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If a bar magnet is inserted into a coil of wire, a sensitive voltmeter will show a deflection, but only while the magnet is moving. As soon as it stops the meter will read zero. If the magnet is withdrawn quickly the meter deflection will be in the opposite direction, but again only until the movement stops. The quicker the movement, the higher the reading. The fundamental principle that this illustrates is that of electromagnetic induction: Any change of magnetic flux linking a conductor will induce a voltage in it. Alternating flux is constantly changing, and so induces a corresponding a