Electricity Electromagnetism Definitions Flashcards

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A magnetic field is: {Definition}

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A magnetic field is: a region where magnetic forces are felt.

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A magnetic field line is: {Definition}

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A magnetic field line is: the path of free north pole would take if it were free to move.

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Magnetic flux density is: {Formula}

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Magnetic flux density is:
B = F/IL
[B = magnetic flux density, F = force, I = Current, L = length] [T]

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Magnetic flux is: {Formula}

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Magnetic flux is:
φ = BA
[φ = Magnetic Flux, B = magnetic flux density, A = area] [Wb]

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Electromagnetic Induction is: {Definition}

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Electromagnetic Induction is: An EMF is induced in a conductor when there is a changing magnetic flux cutting the conductor.

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Faraday’s Law states: {Definition}

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Faraday’s Law states: the size of an induced EMF is proportional to the rate of change of magnetic flux cutting the conductor.

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Lenz’s Law states: {Definition}

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Lenz’s Law states: that the direction of the induced EMF is always such as to oppose the change causing it. [a special case of the principle of conservation of energy]

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Mutual Induction is: {Definition}

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Mutual Induction is: when the magnetic flux from a coil changes an EMF is induced in another coil.

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Self Induction is: {Definition}

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Self Induction is: when the magnetic flux from a coil changes an EMF is induced in the same coil.

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