Experiment description
This experiment demonstrates that electric current produces a magnetic field. A compass is placed near a current-carrying wire, and when current flows, the compass needle deflects. The deflection increases with stronger current and reverses when the current direction is reversed, showing the magnetic effect of electric current.
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