P7 Flashcards

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Magnetic field

A

The area where a force acts on another magnet or magnetic material

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2
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Poles

A

The place on a magnet where the magnetic force is the strongest

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3
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Like poles

A

repel

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4
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Unlike poles

A

attract

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5
Q

Permanent magnet

A

Produces its own magnetic field

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6
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Induced magnet

A

A material that becomes magnetic when placed in a magnetic field

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7
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Magnetic metals

A

iron, cobalt, nickel and steel

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8
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The force between a magnet and a magnetic material

A

always attraction

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9
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Direction of magnetic field lines

A

North to south

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10
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Magnetic compass

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Works by using the earths magnetic field facing the bar magnet towards the north

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11
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How to plot magnetic field patterns

A

Place a magnet on an A4 paper, move a compass equal distances and plot where the pin faces

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12
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How is a magnetic field produced around a wire?

A

A current is induced.(The stronger the current the syringe the magnetic field)

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13
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How to increase the strength of a magnetic field through a wire

A

Coil it making it a solenoid

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14
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Magnetic field in a solenoid

A

Strong and uniform

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15
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Electromagnetic

A

a solenoid with a soft iron core

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16
Q

Magnetic field around a solenoid

A

A similar shape to a bar magnet

17
Q

Fleming left had rule

A

Thumb = force
Index finger = magnetic field
Middle finger = Current direction

18
Q

Electric motor

A

a coil of wire carrying a current will have a rotating magnetic field( right hand thumb rule)

19
Q

Alternator

A

produces AC

20
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Dynamo

A

Produces DC

21
Q

Magnetic field of an induced current

A

opposes the original change

22
Q

Factors affecting the size of the induced potential difference/current

A

Speed of the magnets movement or size of the magnetic field

23
Q

How to reverse the direction of an induced current

A

change the direction of the magnets movement or magnetic field

24
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Use of the generation affect

A

In dynamos or alternators

25
Microphones
Use the generator effect to convert the pressure variations in sound waves to variations in electrical circuit’s
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Transformer
Has a primary and secondary coil to step up or down the current and P.D respectively
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Why is an iron core used in transformers
it is easily magnetised
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What determines the ratio of P.D over transformer coils
The ratio of turns on each coil
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Step-up transformer
Vs > Vp
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Step-down transformer
Vs < Vp
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Vp and Vs
Primary voltage and the secondary voltage
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np and ns
Primary number of coils and secondary number of coils
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100% efficient transformer
Electrical input is the same as the electrical output
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How a transformer works
- AC flows through the primary coil - This AC induces and alternating magnetic field - The alternating magnetic field in the iron core induces alternating PD in the secondary coil - AC flows through the secondary coil
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Magnetic flux density
The strength of a magnetic field measured in Tesla (T)
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Solenoid
long straight coil of wire