Faraday's Law

[StumbleBum]

What does   represent? is it time taken to rotate one quarter turn? or something else...

EDIT:Fixed it.

[BigAl]

time interval between t1 and t0

[StumbleBum]

time interval between t1 and t0

Where t1 and t0 represent?

[Phantom-II]

it is  the time taken for that change of flux to occur. So imagine a sin graph showing the flux: in a quarter of the whole period, the flux has reached its max. from zero, in that case the change in flux is the max flux and change in time is 1/4 of the period

[BigAl]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delta_(letter)#Mathematics_and_the_Sciences read this carefully and you will understand
edit: Sorry I didnt get your question at first..Now got you..

[datfatcat]

time interval between t1 and t0

Correct, but to make it clear, it is the final time - initial time within a range, usually a quarter turn, but can be in half a turn (depends on question)

[shivneil.lal]

t is the duration of the rotation

[StumbleBum]

it is  the time taken for that change of flux to occur. So imagine a sin graph showing the flux: in a quarter of the whole period, the flux has reached its max. from zero, in that case the change in flux is the max flux and change in time is 1/4 of the period

Ahh, had that moment where it clicks! Finally get it thanks.

[StumbleBum]

t is the duration of the rotation

And this is wrong....

[rife168]

Also remember
could be:
time taken for a magnet to pass through a coil

distance travelled by a coil/magnet divided by the velocity at which it is travelling. VCAA might do this to try to confuse people a bit. You just have to remember that

and other stuff, it just doesn't always represent time in rotating motors/generators. I just wanted to clear this up.