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Induction Plate Vibrations

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in Classical Physics

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Why does a pot vibrate on an induction plate? (I know how an induction plate works, so skip that part.)

Because is driven by alternating current, which turns off and on ~120 times every second, inducing magnetism on the pot at the same rate.

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Alright. I just thought there was something more to how those eddy currents were turned into sound.

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