Study of the effect of electromagnetic damping force on a magnet oscillating near a non-ferromagnetic conducting plate
Sanjoy Kumar Pal, Soumen Sarkar, Pradipta Panchadhyayee, and Debapriyo Syam

TL;DR
This study experimentally investigates how a conducting plate affects the electromagnetic damping of a magnet's oscillation, using video analysis to measure damping variations, serving as an educational demonstration.
Contribution
It introduces an experimental setup to analyze electromagnetic damping effects on a magnet near a conducting plate, utilizing video analysis for educational purposes.
Findings
Damping coefficient varies with distance between magnet and plate
Video analysis effectively measures electromagnetic damping effects
Educational tool for demonstrating electromagnetic concepts
Abstract
We have designed an experiment that involves studying the effects of a conducting plate on the motion of an oscillating disc magnet. We have employed the video analysis method by Tracker software to investigate the variation of electromagnetic damping coefficient with distance between the plate and the magnet. This experiment can indeed serve as a valuable educational tool for undergraduate students, covering topics such as damped oscillation, electromagnetic damping, Lenz's law, and eddy currents.
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