Electromagnetic flowmeters measure liquid flow using Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction. They generate a magnetic field which induces a voltage in conductive liquids proportional to flow velocity. This voltage is measured by electrodes and converted to a standardized output. Key features include a choice of wetted materials, remote or integral transmitter, accuracy from 0.5-1% of measured value, and suitability for pipes 10mm to 600mm handling corrosive or aggressive liquids. They are used in chemical, petrochemical, and other process industries.