Electromagnets, FLHR, Motor Effect and Transformers Flashcards

1
Q

How can you increase the strength of an electromagnet?

A

1) Adding an iron core
2) Adding more turns to the coil
3) Increasing the current flowing through the coil.

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2
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How can field lines be reversed?

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Switching the direction of current.

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3
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What does Fleming’s Left Hand Rule show and what does each finger show?

A

ThuMb=Motion
First finger=Field
SeCond finger=Current

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4
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Which way does current flow?

A

Positive to negative.

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5
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Which way do magnetic field lines flow?

A

North to South

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6
Q

How do you work out which way a coil is turning in a simple motor?

A

1) Pick a side of the coil to apply rules to
2) Draw on the direction of magnetic field line (N—> S)
3) Draw on the direction of current( + to -)
4) Use Fleming’s left hand Rule.

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7
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What is the Motor Effect?

A

The force experienced by current-carrying wire in a magnetic field.

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What is Electromagnetic Induction?

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The creation of a POTENTIAL DIFFERENCE across a CONDUCTOR when in a CHANGING magnetic field.

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9
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What does the primary coil do to induce electro

A

A constantly changing magnetic field, because of AC current)

This is ‘felt’ by the secondary coil, INDUCING an alternating voltage in the secondary coil.

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