5. Magnetism & Electromagnetism Flashcards

1
Q

The small magnet created by an electron orbit is called a:

magnetic induction
magnetic pole
insulator
magnetic dipole

A

magnetic dipole

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2
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With regards to mutual induction, the coil in which current is induced is called the:

primary coil
secondary coil
capacitor
generator

A

secondary coil

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3
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When ferromagnetic material, such as iron, is brought within the lines of force of a strong magnet, the dipoles of the ferromagnetic material will temporarily align themselves with the lines of force passing through the iron bar. This process is termed:

magnetic induction
spin magnetic moment
mutual induction
alternating current (AC)

A

magnetic induction

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4
Q

As electrons travel along a conductor (as current flows), a magnetic field is generated _____________ to the electrons’ direction of motion.

Perpendicular
Parallel
In the same direction
There is no magnetic field generated in this example

A

Perpendicular

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5
Q

One generator armature revolution is equal to one cycle. One cycle per second (cps) is equal to:

1 Hertz
1 XL
1 Weber
1 Tesla

A

1 Hertz

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6
Q

As the number of turns, or loops of a solenoid increases when part of a powered circuit, what increases around the coil?

flux density
lines of flux
magnetic field lines
All of these

A

All of these

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6
Q

The strength of the induced current produced inside a conductor when the magnetic lines of force and a conductor are in motion relative to each other can be affected by:

The strength of the magnetic field

The speed of the motion between lines of force and the conductor

The angle between the magnetic lines of force and the conductor

The number of turns in the conducting coil

All of these

A

All of these

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7
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This device consists of a wire wrapped around an iron core, with the iron core serving to greatly increase the intensity of the magnetic field.

generator

compass

filament

electromagnet

A

electromagnet

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8
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As the AC generator armature rotates from 180° to 270° through the magnetic field, describe what happens to the electromagnetic force (emf or voltage) produced in the circuit.

It is increasing to peak voltage
It is decreasing to 0 voltage
Voltage doesn’t fluctuate in an AC circuit
All of these

A

It is increasing to peak voltage

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9
Q

As a conductor is passed through a magnetic field, or a magnetic field is passed through a conductor, what part of the atom that comprises the conductor is induced to move?

Protons
Neutrons
Compounds
Electrons

A

Electrons

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10
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When two coils are placed in close proximity and alternating current (AC) supplied to the first coil induces a similiar flow in the second coil, this is termed:

retentivity
mutual induction
electron spin
direct current (DC)

A

mutual induction

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11
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As the AC generator armature rotates from 90° to 180° through the magnetic field, describe what happens to the electromagnetic force (emf or voltage) produced in the circuit.

It is increasing to peak voltage
It is decreasing to 0 voltage
Voltage doesn’t fluctuate in an AC circuit
All of these

A

It is decreasing to 0 voltage

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11
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A generator, or dynamo, is a device that converts mechanical energy to electrical energy. When observing the alternating current (AC) sine wave, at what two generator phase angles is the maximum amount of voltage being produced inside the conductor?

90°,270°
0°,360°
45°,135°
180°,360°

A

90°,270°

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12
Q

How many times per second do the electrons in a 50-Hz alternating current (AC) change their direction of movement?

120
180
100
360

A

100

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13
Q

Electric current in the United States is supplied at a frequency of

90 Hz
50 Hz
60 Hz
120 Hz

A

60 Hz

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14
Q

The stronger the magnetic field, the greater the number of lines of flux, or the greater the

Permeability
mAs density
Flux density
Retentivity

A

Flux density

14
Q

With regards to mutual induction, the coil supplied with alternating current (AC) is called the:

primary coil
capacitor
generator
secondary coil

A

primary coil

15
Q

Electrical current generates a magnetic field as current travels along a conductor. A magnetic field can induce current in a conductor by the following method(s).

A. Vary the magnetic flux strength from a stationary magnet through a stationary conductor

B. Move the magnetic lines of force through a stationary conductor with a magnetic field whose strength is unchanging

C. Move the conductor through a stationary magnetic field whose strength is unchanging

A, B, and C are correct
A, B, and C are incorrect

A

A, B, and C are correct

16
Q

Electromagnetic induction may best be defined as

Producing current and voltage in a conductor as it passes through a magnetic field

Altering a magnet’s retentivity so that it becomes a permanent magnet

Transforming AC into pulsating DC

Converting electrical energy into thermal energy

A

Producing current and voltage in a conductor as it passes through a magnetic field

17
Q

Ferromagnetic material is:

highly permeable (easily magnetized)
not affected by magnetic fields and cannot be magnetized
weakly repelled by magnetic fields
none of these

A

highly permeable (easily magnetized)