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The Secret Power of Eddy Currents Revealed! Eddy current braking is a fascinating application of electromagnetic principles in which a conductor moving through a magnetic field experiences a resistive force without physical contact. When a metal object, such as a train wheel or a rotor, passes through a strong magnetic field, circulating currents (called eddy currents) are induced within the conductor due to Faraday’s law of electromagnetic induction. These currents generate their own magnetic f
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