3.7.3 Magnetic Fields Flashcards
magnetic flux
BA - for a uniform magnetic field of flux density B that is perpendicular to an area A
units of magnetic flux
Weber - Wb
magnetic flux density
B - magnetic force per unit length per unit current on a current carrying conductor at right angles to the magnetic field lines
units of magnetic flux density
Tesla - T
magnetic flux linkage
through a coil of N turns N⍉ = NBAcos⍬ (where B is the magnetic flux density perpendicular to the area A)
magnetic force
force on a current carrying wire in a magnetic field F = BILsin⍬/ force on a free-moving particle in a magnetic field F = BQv
magnetic flux linkage unit
Weber - Wb
uniform magnetic field example
solenoid with a constant current
transformer
converts the amplitude of an alternating pd to a different value, consists of: 2 insulated coils, the primary and secondary, wound round soft iron laminated core
transformer efficiency
100% efficient transformer has input voltage = output voltage
transformer inefficiencies
resistance heating of the current in each coil, heating effect of eddy currents in the core, heating caused by repeated magnetisation and demagnitisation of the core
simple electric motor
electric motor with an armature consisting of a single coil of uninsulated wire
what could be used to measure the magnetic flux density?
Hall probe