Faradayféle

Faradayféle refers to a phenomenon or principle related to the work of Michael Faraday, the English scientist. Faraday's research laid the foundation for electromagnetism and the concept of the electric field. He is particularly known for his discovery of electromagnetic induction, the principle that a changing magnetic field can induce an electric current in a conductor. This discovery is fundamental to the operation of electric generators and transformers.

Another significant contribution attributed to Faraday is the concept of lines of force, which he used to visualize electric and magnetic fields. These conceptual lines helped to describe the influence of charges and magnets in space. While the term "Faradayféle" is not a standard scientific term, it is likely used to refer to concepts or applications derived from Faraday's foundational discoveries in electricity and magnetism. This could encompass anything from the behavior of electric fields to practical applications like Faraday cages, which shield their interior from external electromagnetic fields, a direct consequence of his understanding of electromagnetic shielding.