Originally posted by bistander
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Now (the 1M dollars question)...is how it has actually "changed" is where the real answer lies...

If we go based on the geometrical description to cause flux over time displacement; please realize that the time taken is 1/500 milliseconds (Scope is set at 500 mS)...and iron "fall" is as vertical as possible...And if we go by the known structure of Domain Walls (by the way, did you convince of its existence since our last exchange?)...We are only displacing the "reversing wall" by bringing it upwards within the coil range...and that will cause a very fast and very short "up-down" signal of almost not noticeable measurements.
Also, when the iron cylinder comes into contact with the magnet, there is a noticeable sound (clank). So it appears that there is an impact between the cylinder and the magnet. This undoubtedly causes some relative motion between the coil and magnet because they are not rigidly fixed to each other.
For example: I could get a metal bat...aluminum for an instance, and hit a very high, rigid, solid and metal pole stuck on the ground...and for sure you will do hear a very loud "clank" noise...however, I bet you I have not moved that steel pole even a fraction of a mm...I for sure moved as well as my bat...

I can't speculate as to the proportion the spike is due to the top or second paragraph above. But it might be interesting to see if you scope (very nice, BTW) could expand the pulse on the time scale.
Regards,
bi
Regards,
bi
Please look at the beginning of video where I show the approximate displacement of the Dielectric Field observed through viewing film with the same iron cylinder...now that IS a much bigger displacement than both of your above cited examples.
A very simple way to expand signal (spike) over time is by an ancient engineering method still applied up to now...:
By repetition of the single/modular structure
...that gives rise to all kind of different types of machines...right?
The other way would be by steel/iron vibration at the perfect distance and amplitude range.
I have done a lot more tests than the only ones shown on video...and the more copper I add to coil...the higher the spike gets...it seems there are no "spatial limits" as width expansion of the coils.
Finally I do have another question...

In the case I would be just making the "Typical Faraday Induction" (which I am very sure I am not)...then where is the negative equation of the same magnitude represented by Lenz Law in that signal?
No where...Bistander.
Take care, have to go and thanks for sharing your points of view.
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