6.3 - Particles - Electromagnetism Flashcards

1
Q

What is a magnetic field

A

A region of space in which moving charged particles are subject to a magnetic force

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2
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What is a magnetic field line

A

The path which a north pole would take when placed in a magnetic field

Field lines go from north to south

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3
Q

How can you map field lines around a magnet

A

Use iron filings on paper then put the magnet on the paper

or

use a compass and plot the direction when placed in different places around the magnet then connect them in the direction that the arrow faced

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4
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How do you represent the strength of a magnetic field on a diagram

A

How close together the lines are

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5
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What unit is magnetic flux density

A

Telsa

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6
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What does the right hand thumb rule do

A

Work out the shape of the field around a current carrying wire

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7
Q

How do you work out the shape of a field around a solenoid

A

Where the current is going anticlockwise around the coil is the north pole

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8
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What is Fleming’s left hand rule

A

First finger = Field
seCond = Current
thuMb = motion

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9
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What is the formula relating magnetic force and the angle between the field and the conductor

A

F = BILsinθ

B = Magnetic flux density

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10
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How do you measure flux density (experiment)

A

Put a current carrying wire in place and then through magnets on either side on top of a top pan balance the force downwards is the weight which can then be found with the length of the wire between the magnets then plot a graph of current against mass
Gradient = BL/g
L and g can be found so B can be calculated

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11
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What is the equation for magnetic force on a moving charge

A

F = BQv

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12
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What is the unit for magnetic flux (Φ)

A

Weber (Wb)

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13
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What is the formula for Magnetic Flux

A

Φ = BAcosθ

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14
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What is magnetic flux linkage equation

A

NΦ = BANcosθ

N = number of coils

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15
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State Lenz’s law

A

Induced emf is always in a direction so as to oppose the change that caused it

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16
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State Faraday’s Law

A

The induced emf in a circuit is proportional to the rate of change of flux linkage throughout the circuit

17
Q

What is the formula that links Lenz’s and Faraday’s law

A

ε = - (ΔNΦ) / Δt

ΔNΦ = change of flux linkage
ε = induced emf

18
Q

How does a simple AC generator work

A

The flux linkage in the coil changes continuously inducing an alternating current in the coil

19
Q

How can the peak emf of an ac generator be increased

A

Increase speed of rotation and increase cross sectional are of the coil

20
Q

How does a transformer work

A

An ac is run through the primary coil which induces an alternating magnetic field in the iron core this induces an alternating emf in the secondary coil

21
Q

What formula relates the number of turns with the potential difference of each coil

A

Vs / Vp = Ns / Np

s = secondary coil
p = primary coil

22
Q

What are the conditions for an ideal transformer

A

100% efficiency , no energy loss

23
Q

How is efficiency calculated for a transformer

A

Efficiency = Power out / Power in x 100%

24
Q

Define magnetic flux density

A

The strength of a magnetic field

25
Q

What is the equation for the force on a charged particle in a magnetic field

A

F = BQvsinθ

26
Q

What is the purpose of a step up and down transformer

A

Step up increases voltage (reduces current) for transmission
Step down reduce voltage for safe domestic use