Electricity and Electromagnetism - AS91173 Flashcards

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Electric Field

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A region where a charged object experiences a force. ALWAYS run positive to negative

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Voltage

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Potential difference

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Power

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Rate at which electrical energy is converted into another form of energy

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4
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Right-hand grip rule

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Magnetic field = fingers
Current = Thumb

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5
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Right-hand slap rule

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Field direction = fingers
Direction of force = ‘slap’
Current = Thumb

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6
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Induced voltage in a straight conductor

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Voltage can be induced across the ends of a straight end conductor by moving the conductor through a magnetic field (and at right angles to the field)
THE DIRECTION OF CURRENT IS THE LEFT HAND SLAP RULE

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7
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If charged particles are in an electric field…

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Positive particles move towards the negative plate
Negative particles move towards the positive plate
(E=Eqd)
In an arc

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8
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Conventional current flows

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From positive to negative though this is NOT the flow of the electrons

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9
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Current in series

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Equal in all places

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10
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Voltage in series

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Adds to supply voltage

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Current in parallel

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Splits, but combines just before returning to the supply

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12
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Voltage in parallel

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Equal in all places

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13
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Magnetic Field travels from

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North to South

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14
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Adding a resistor in parallel

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Causes total circuit resistance to decrease

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15
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Adding resistor in series

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Causes total circuit resistance to increase

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16
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Voltmeters are added in…

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…parallel

17
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Ammeters are added in…

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…series

18
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When is voltage induced…

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…a static conductor is situated within in a changing magnetic field or a conductor moves within a static magnetic field

19
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THE MOTOR EFFECT (I FOUND IT)

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A wire carrying a current creates a magnetic field. This can interact with another magnetic field, causing a force that pushes the wire at right angles. Results in movement of wire. Occurs as long as the current is at right angles to the magnetic field.

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Electromagnetic Induction

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Movement of a wire (or a magnet) creates an electric current. The size of the induced voltage will increase if: the strength of the magnet is increased. Wire must be inside the field.a changing magnetic field induces an electric field, which results in the induced voltage.