Electricity And Magnetism - Spring Assesment Flashcards

1
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example of mains

A

hairdryer, microwave, straightners, desk light

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2
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example of battery

A

Remote controller, torch, clock, laptop/phone

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3
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advantage and disadvantage of batteries

A

advantage: portable, reusable, easy to use
Disadvantage: can run out, bad for environment, acid and metal

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4
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What happens to positive and negative cells

A

If 2 identical cells are connected positive to positive or negative to negative, the voltage cancels out

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5
Q

What is the voltage value
1.5 - 1.5

A

0

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6
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Voltage value?
1.5 + 1.5 -1.5

A

1.5

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7
Q

Where is current in a series circuit

A
  • current is the same everywhere
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8
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Where is the current in a parallel circuit

A

components have the same voltage
Current splits up between branches

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9
Q

What makes an electromagnet stronger?

A

wrapping a coil around it
Adding turns to coil
Increase current flowing through coil

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10
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What is an example of an electro magnet advantage over permanent magnets?

A

Can be turned on and off

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11
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What is an electromagnet

A

a type of magnetic field which can be produced by an electric current

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12
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Where are the voltmeters on a circuit

A

parallel across an electric component

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13
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In a series/parallel circuit what equals the voltage across cell/battery?

A

Series: total voltage across all components
Parallel: opposite, the voltage across different components is the voltage across the cell battery

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14
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What is the ammeter

A

Measure the amount of current flowing past a certain point, they are always connected

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