What is cable induction?

Cable induction refers to the phenomenon where an electric current in one conductor induces a voltage in a nearby conductor due to the changing magnetic field created by the current. This effect is primarily governed by Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction. It can lead to energy loss in electrical systems and is a key consideration in the design of power cables and transmission lines to minimize interference and improve efficiency. Inductive coupling is also utilized in various applications, such as wireless charging and Transformers.