Electromagnetism / Magnetism Flashcards

1
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______ hand generator rule

A

right hand generator rule

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2
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_____ hand motor rule

A

left hand motor rule

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3
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what does each finger do in Flemming’s rule?

A

Thumb = motion of force
FIrst FInger = magnetic field
seCond = current

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4
Q

What does a split ring commutator do?

A

It reverses the direction of current flow each half turn causing alternating current (AC)

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5
Q

What are lines of flux?

A

magnetic Field Lines

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6
Q

Magnetic metals 4x

A

nickel, iron, steel, cobalt

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7
Q

What is electromagnetic induction?

A

The creation of emf due to a magnet passing an electromagnet.

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8
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What is trhe motor effect?

A

When the current in a wire is in presence of a magnetic field a force is produced

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9
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What is the generator effect?

A

When a wire moves across lines of flux, causing emf to be induced and therefore a current to flow.

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10
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How do you find the poles of an electromagnet?

A

Right hand grip rule. thumb = north. fingers curl in direction of current

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11
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What is a solenoid

A

a COIL OF WIRE.

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12
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Whats the purpose of brushes in a motor and generator?

A

Used in a SRC to enable a continuous connection = constant current flow.

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13
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What’s the purpose of brushes in a motor and generator?

A

To avoid sparks caused by current flow.

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14
Q

What happens to domains in a magnetised material?

A

The material gains poles, arrows point in the same direction (N-S), temporary magnetic field and therefore a temporarily induced magnet.

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15
Q

Current in circuit, + to - or - to +

A

+ to -

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16
Q

What is a transformer?

A

2 coils wrapped around a soft iron core that is used to transform voltages.

17
Q

How can you increase the voltage in a generator? x4

A

(aka increase lines of flux crossed per unit time)
inc magnetic force of magnet
inc no. coil turns
inc rotation speed
inc wire length

18
Q

What is a DC motor?

A

A coil of wire inbetween 2 permenant magnets causing current to flow = turning effect occurs

19
Q

3x ways to increase strength of magnetic field

A

inc current
inc coils in electromagnet
inc magnet strength

20
Q

How can you induce a magnet?

A

in a coil with direct current or hammering it

21
Q

how can you demagnetise a material?

A

heating, hammering or put it in a coil with an AC.

22
Q

Practical for electromagnet induction explain.

A

electromagnet and milli voltmeter in series
drop magnet through centre of coil. Causing increase of V on millivoltmeter.

23
Q

How can you show the lines of flux? (practical)

A

Using iron filings or using compasses

24
Q

transformer equation

A

Vp/ Vs = np/ns
[n = turns of coil]

25
Q

current and voltage transformer equation

A

Ip x Vp = Is x Vs

26
Q

Does a transformer use AC or DC

A

AC

27
Q

What do brushes do on a split ring commutator?

A

Passes the current onto the SRC

28
Q

What is a step down transformer?

A

When voltages are transformed from high to low

29
Q

How can you demagnetise a magnet

A

Put into AC coil and withdraw slowly
Hammer it when not in a field
Heat it and leave it to cool