Magnetism Flashcards
____ are where the magnetic lines of force enter and leave the magnet
poles
______ pole always points to ______ pole
North points to South
Magnetic lines of force always complete _____ and cannot cross
loops
Name two magnetic materials
Iron and Steel
Any material that behaves like iron in a magnetic field is known as a _____________ material
ferromagnetic
Flux density refers to the number of lines of force, more lines means a stronger magnet. True or False?
True
What is an example of a natural magnet?
Loadstone (Magnetite)
What is an example of an artificial magnet?
Iron, Nickel, and Cobalt
Factors that affect the strength of an Electromagnet; (4)
- Number of turns
- Spacing between turns
- Type of material used
- Amount of current flow
Reluctance is the property that opposes the setting up of ____ ____
flux lines
Soft iron has ____ reluctance and is easily magnetized
low
Methods of demagnetizing? (3)
- Use of current
- Heat
- Vibration
Precaution to avoid damaging magnets (4)
- No heat
- No vibration
- No AC current
- Don’t store near another magnet
What is a Keeper?
piece of soft iron placed across the poles to provide an easy path for flux
Lines of force flow from N-S on the _____ of there magnet
outside