Magnetic Fields Flashcards

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1
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What direction does a magnetic field travel ?

A

North to South

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2
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What happens when 2 like poles face each other ?

A

They repel

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3
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What happens when 2 opposite poles face each other ?

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They attract

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4
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What is the right hand grip rule ?

A

When there is a coil have fingers in direction of the current
Thumb will be north

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5
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How to do the right hand grip roil without coil ?

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Thumb in direction of current
Direction of fingers in direction of field

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6
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What is Flemings left hand rule ?

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Thumb, Index and Middle finger at 90° to each other (F, B, I)
Thumb is force
Index is direction Magnetic field
Middle is the direction of the current (direction of a moving proton / opposite to e-)

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7
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How to derive force equations to relate velocity to magnetic field

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F = BQV = mv^2 / r —> r = vm / BQ

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8
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Why does a charged particle’s acceleration change in a magnetic field ?

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  • Acceleration and Velocity are vectors
  • Change in direction -> change in v and a
  • No work done so no change in Ek
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9
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What are a the differences between Electric and Gravity potential ?

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E : attracts and repels // G : only attracts
E : electromagnetic force, varies with charge magnitude // G : gravity force, varies with mass
E : potential always positive // G : potential always negative

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10
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What are the similarities between Electric and Gravity fields ?

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  • both potentials dependant on 1 / r (in radial)
  • both potentials are work done per unit charge / mass
  • field strengths are proportional to 1 / r^2
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11
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What angle does there have to be between the magnetic field and the coils to calculate flux linkage ?

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90°
(cosθ = 1)

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12
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When is the induced emf in a magnetic field greatest ?
(ε = BANωsinωt)

A

When the coil is parallel to the field (θ = 0)

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13
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How is peak emf calculated from a flux linkage against time graph

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ω = 2π / T x y intercept
BANω(1)

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14
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What is Fleming’s right hand rule ?

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Thumb, index and middle fingers all at 90° to each other
Thumb : direction if motion
Index : direction of field
Middle : direction of current

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15
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What is Lenz’s law ?

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Induced emf is in such a direction to oppose the change that caused it

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16
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What are transformers ?

A

2 coils wrapped around an iron core
- AC in primary
- changing magnetic field
- transfers changing field to secondary coil
- induces and emf