What is Fleming's right hand rule called?

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What is Fleming's right hand rule called?

PRADEEP KUMAR 11th Nov, 2021

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PRADEEP KUMAR 11th Nov, 2021

Fleming's right hand is also known as dynamo rule. It gives the direction of induced current produced in a straight conductor moving in a magnetic filed.

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