Electromagnetic Induction Flashcards

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Define magnetic flux φ. Give equation and SI unit

A

mag flux thru plane surface is pdt of flux density normal to surface & area of surface

mag flux thru area, φ = BA

SI Unit: weber (Wb)

*Scalar, not vector like mag flux density

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Define magnetic flux linkage, Nφ. Give equation

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mag flux linkage thru coil of N turns is pdt of no of turns N of coil & mag flux φ linking each turn

If coil of N turns is placed in a region w uniform B field, then flux linkage thru coil Nφ

Nφ = NBA

(B is normal to surface component)

  • SI unit still weber (Wb)
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What are the factors that determine magnitude of induced e.m.f.?

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  • change B field
  • change orientat n of coil
  • change cross-sectional area
  • change no of coil
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Does induced e.m.f. always mean induced current?

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Not necessarily
- There can be induced emf w/o current
(Like battery not in a closed circuit)
- current flows oni when coil is part of closed circuit

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Define Faraday’s Law. Give formulae

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states that induced emf is directly proportional to rate of change of mag flux linkage

ε=- d(Nφ)/dt
where
ε is induced emf,
N is no of turns in coil
φ is mag flux thru coil

For N turns coil w mag flux φ thru coil, magnitude of induced emf is

|ε|= |N dφ/dt|

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Define Lenz’s Law

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States direct n of induced emf is such as to cause effects to oppose change producing it

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(EMI) What is the 3 step approach for closed loop?

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  1. Direct n of flux linkage? (Thru loop)
    Change? (Increase/decrease)
    Due to? (N, B, A or θ)
  2. Apply Faraday’s Law
    - mag flux linkage change
    => induces emf
  3. If closed circuit, induced emf cause induced current
    - Apply Lenz’s Law to determine direct n of current
    => flows in direct n to produce effect to oppose change in mag flux linkage
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What is the formula for magnitude of induced e.m.f along straight conductor and along a coil of N turns

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where
B, l, v perpendicular to one another
N is no. of turns (for coil)
l is length of conductor
v is speed of conductor

ε | = NBlv

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What is the formula for potential difference across ends of an isolated straight conductor?

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ΔV = Blv

*on conductor

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(EMI) What is 3 step thinking strategy for isolated conductor?

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  1. What motion cause change in mag flux?
  2. What is direct n of current due to motion of e- in conductor
  3. Apply Fleming’s left hand rule determine direct n of force on e-
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What is formula of magnitude of induced e.m.f. across one spoke of rotating disk?

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where
r is length of spoke (radius of disk),
f is frequency of revolut n

ε | = Bπr²f

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Explain direction of induced e.m.f. of rotating disc

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Consider e- within one of radial sect n as disc rotate, w instant velocity tangential of e- to its motion
-By FLHR, e- experience force Fb toward rim of disc, migrate in that direct n
- if external circuit connected across center & rim, current can flow
- if no external circuit connected, e- accumulate at rim of disc, and set up e- field
- as more e- accumulate at rim, e- field bcome stronger & migrat n of e- stop when Fe=Fb. An eqm is reached
- ctr of disc thus hv net +ve charge while rim net -ve charge

NOTE: Can use Fleming’s Right Hand Rule as shortcut but NOT for expl n

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Explain formation of eddy currents

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  • When thick/broad piece conductor enter/leave B field, induced currents can b generated in separate loop within diff part of conductor
  • Such induced current r called eddy currents, which dissipate energy, create B field that tend oppose change in B field
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Explain how A.C. generator works

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  • as loop rotate, mag flux through it change w time, inducing emf & current in external circuit
  • ends of loop connected to slip rings that rotate w loop
  • connect n to external circuit made by stationary brushes in contact w slip ring

*current reverses direct n every time plane of loop pass vertical pos n

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What is formula for maximum induced emf?

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ε max = NBAω

where
ω is angular velocity (θ/t)

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16
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How do induction cookers work?

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  • use eddy current
  • alternating current flow thru conducting coil below cooking surface
  • oscillating B field generated induces eddy currents in base of conducting cooking pan
  • electrical energy dissipated due to these currents is converted into thermal energy to cook food
17
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How do electromagnetic brakes in cars work?

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  • a conducting braking disc is fixed to axle of wheel
  • part of braking disc is placed btw pole of e-magnet
  • as disc rotate, every radial segment of disc continuously cuts mag flux, cause induced eddy currents within it
  • these induced currents create mag force opposing turning motion of disc & thus wheel
  • extent of braking effect can be controlled by adjusting magnitude of current via brake pedal
18
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How do electromagnetic brakes in trains on wheels work?

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  • e-magnet hang fr train undercarriage near 1 rail. Large current is sent thru coil of e-magnet
  • as current pass thru e- magnet, B field set up due to presence of current
  • B field lines due to moving e-magnet cause changing mag flux linkage on diff segment on rail
  • by Faraday’s Law, emf generated in rail
  • By Lenz’s law, induced current in segment of rail cause resistive force act on e-magnet
    => train decelerate
19
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How do vending machine coin chute work?

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  • when coin enter slot, electrical resistance being checked at holder A by apply pd
  • if resistance acceptable, coin continue down inlet track
  • along track, 2 magnet induce eddy current in coin, slow down speed
  • how much coin slows depend on metal composit n
  • speed sensor check coin speed
  • if acceptable speed, gate B open up, coin accepted
  • else, gate C open up, coin rejected
20
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How do ground fault interruptors work?

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  • safety device protecting ppl against electric shock (make use of Faraday’s law)
  • when fault occur, some current may flow out of device, cause return current b diff fr supply current
  • diff in current btw 2 wire produce net B field
  • resultant change in mag flux thru sensing coil induce emf, so induced current flow to circuit breaker
  • circuit breaker break electrical connect n to prevent accident
21
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How do electric guitars work?

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  • pickup coil placed near vibrating guitar string, made of metal that can b magnetised
  • inside pickup coil, permanent magnet magnetise portion of string nearest to pickup coil
  • when guitar string struck, vibrating magnetised portion cause changing mag flux thru pickup coil
  • induced emf & current in coil, which is fed to amplifier
  • output of amplifier is sent to loudspeaker