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What are the two types of magnets?

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  • Natural magnets
  • Electromagnets
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2
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What’s the difference between the two magnets

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One is made using electricity

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3
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What are the symbol and units of flux

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Symbol: Φ or φ (Phil)
Unit: Weber (Wb)

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What are the symbol and units of flux density

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Symbol: B
Unit: Tesla (T) or (Wb/m^2)

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5
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How many poles are there on a magnet

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There’s 2 N poles and 2 S poles

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6
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On the magnet, where would the flux go to and out from

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the flux would enter from the south pole and exit from the north pole

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What is the equation of flux density

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Magnetic flux density = magnetic flux / area (B=Φ /A)

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What are the symbol and units for Area

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Symbol: A
Unit: m^2

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9
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What is the equation for force on a current carrying conductor in a magnetic field

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F=BIL
F = force on the conductor in Newton (N)
B = magnetic flux density (T)
I = current flow in conductor (A)
L = length of conductor (m)

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10
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How to identify ‘motors’ and ‘generators’ with your hands

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Left hand: Motor
- thumb = motion
- index = field
- middle = current

Right hand: generator
- thumb = motion
- index = field
- middle = induced emf

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11
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Who’s rule is the left and right hand method

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Fleming’s rule

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12
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How does a ‘solenoid’ occur

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  • It occurs when a conductor is formed into a series of turns
  • when an emf is applied to the conductor a magnetic field is formed
  • if the turns of the conductor are woven around the core it will be identified as a ‘coil’
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13
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The strength of a magnetic field is dependent on

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  1. Depends of the length of the conductor, increasing the number of turns strengthening the magnetic field
  2. The current running through the coils
  3. The type of former that the coil is rapped around
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14
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what is ‘Electromagnetic induction’

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It’s the production of an electric current in a conductor moving through a magnetic field

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15
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What are the three dependent things need to strengthen an induced emf

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  1. The size of magnetic field which would make the induced emf’s size to increase
  2. If the number of turns were to increase also increasing the size of the induced emf
  3. If movement speed were to increase so would the size of the induced emf
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16
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What is the equation of emf

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e = B.I.V
e = Induced emf (V)
B = Magnetic flux density (T)
v = Velocity (ms^-1)