D4 - Induction Flashcards

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what does the magnetic field around a solenoid look like?

A

draw lines through a coil of wire going in one direction, with arrows indicating this. Draw a loop above and below the coil of wire from one end to the other, with arrows indicating the direction of current

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what is the magnetic flux formula for a field and a loop of wire at 90° and at an angle of theta

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At 90°: phi = BA
At theta: phi = BAcostheta

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What is the flux linkage for a coil of wires with N turns?

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N x phi

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What is flux linkage

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Magnetic flux linkage is the product of the magnetic flux and the number of turns on a coil through which the field passes.

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What is Faraday law

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The magnitude of induced EMF is directly proportional to the rate of change of magnetic flux

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What is lenz’s law

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Any current produced by an induced EMF opposes the change which caused it

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What is Fleming’s right hand rule

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It is used to work out the direction of the induced EMF. The thumb represents motion, the index finger represents field, the middle finger represents induced EMF

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What is the equation to find an induced EMF

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EMF = -N x dphi/dt
d = differentiation
or change in phi/ change in time

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What could you do to make an AC generator into a DC generator

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An AC generator can be converted into a DC generator by using half split slit rings, i.e. by cutting those rings in half, and connecting the two ends of the coil to them

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What does the graph for voltage against time for the output of an AC and a DC generator look like

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  • an AC generator on a graph would look like a sign wave going into the positive and the negative values as the current is alternating
    – a DC generator would look like a sign wave to, but the curves in the negative side of the graph would be reflected in the X axis so you would have bouncing curves only above the axis. It may look like a bunny hopping
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