Magnetism Flashcards

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What is the motor effect

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When a current-carrying wire is placed at a non-zero angle to the likes of force of an external magnetic field it experiences a force

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When is the force due to the motor effect greatest

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When the wire is at right angles to the magnetic field

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What is magnetic flux density

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The strength of the magnetic field

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What happens to a rectangular current-carrying coil with n turns in a uniform horizontal magnetic field

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Each long side experiences F=BIln
The pair of forces acting on the long sides form a couple with a torque =Fd

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What is the d in the torque equation equal to in the field

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d=wcos(x)
Where x is the angle the width makes to the field lines
Where w is the width of the coil

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What is torque full equation in magnetic field

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Torque=BIAncos(x)

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What path do charged particles follow in a magnetic field

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A circular path as the direction of force is perpendicular to the velocity v

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Force on a charged particle in a magnetic field

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F=BQv

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What is electromagnetic induction

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When’s magnet is moved relative to a wire a small current passes through the circuit. This happens because there is an emf induced in the wire

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How can induced emf be increased

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Moving the wire faster
Using a stronger magnet
Making the wire into a coil

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What is the rate of energy Transferred from the induced emf to the components of the circuit equal to

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Induced emf x current

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Why does electromagnetic induction happen in a wire in terms of electrons in a rod

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When the rod is moved across the magnetic field, the magnetic field forces the free electrons in the rod to one end
This makes one end positively charged and the other negatively charged
This is a potential difference across the rod

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What is lenzs law

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The direction of the induced current is always such as to oppose the change that causes the current

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What is the explanation of lenzs law

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Energy cannot be created or destroyed
If it went in the direction of the change it would produce potential energy out of no where

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What is the induced emf equal to in a conductor when forced through a magnetic field

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Emf=BA/dt

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What is faradays law

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The induced emf in a circuit is equal to the rate of change of flux linkage through the circuit

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What is magnetic flux linkage

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The number of feild lines cut by a coil with N turns

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Why is there a -sign on the induced emf equation

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To show that it is opposing the change that causes it as per lenzs law

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What is the induced emf when moving a conductor through a field

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What is the emf equal to when there is a fixed current and a changing magnetic field

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What is the induced emf in. Rectangular coil moving into a uniform magnetic field

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What is the graph of induced emf in an alternating current

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Emf=(emf0)sin(2pift)

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Why is an emf induced in a spinning coil of an electric motor

A

The flux linkage through the coil changes

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What are transformers deigned to do with magnetic flux
The magnetic flux produced in the primary coil is passed through the secondary coil
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How are transformers made to be almost 100% efficient
Low-resistance windings reduce power wasted due to heating effect of the current Laminated cores which consist of layers of iron separated by layers of insulator, this reduced induced current in the core called eddy currents. The core is made of soft iron which is easily magnetised and demagnetised, reducing power wasted due to repeated magnetisation
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