3.7.5.1 - Magnetic Flux Density Flashcards

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1
Q

What do lines of flux show?

A

The direction that a North Pole would align itself.

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2
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Where is the strongest flux density?

A

Where the lines are more concentrated, so at the poles.

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3
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What does the right hand grip show?

A

The direction of magnetic field lines.

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4
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What does a wire going into the page look like?

A

X

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What does it does like when a wire is going out of the paper?

A

A dot.

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6
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What are the different fingers for the left hand rule?

A

Motion (force), field, current

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7
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What is magnetic flux density measured in?

A

Tesla

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8
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What will increase the force?

A

Increasing B, I or L

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9
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What is the magnetic flux density?

A

The force on one metre of wire carrying a current of 1 amp at right angles to the magnetic field.

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10
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What is a Tesla equal to?

A

Wb / m^2

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11
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When does F=BIl?

A

When B and I are perpendicular.

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12
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How else can you calculate force?

A

F = BIlsinx (x in degrees)

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