PHEP 15 Flashcards

1
Q

Describe flux density? (think measurement)

A

Its the amount of flux per unit area

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2
Q

The strength of the magnetic field depends largely on?

A

The material involved and the extent to which the material has been magnetized.

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3
Q

What produces the strongest artificial magnets?

A

Induced Magnetism (Electromagnets)

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4
Q

Magnetism is a ______.

A

Force

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5
Q

What are the three important facts about force lines?

A

no lines cross
all lines are complete
all lines leave the magnet at right angles to the magnet.

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6
Q

What can be done to build a stronger magnetic field?

A

Add one or more turns of wire.

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7
Q

What happens when a conductor is moved through a magnetic field?

A

A voltage is induced in the conductor.

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8
Q

The direction of current flow depends on?

A

The direction of flux cutting and the direction of the magnetic field.

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9
Q

State Lenz’s Law

A

In all cases of Electromagnetic induction, all induced EMF’s counter the motion producing the EMF.
Or more simply, for every force there is a counter force set up which tends to oppose the first force.

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10
Q

Reluctance in a _____ circuit corresponds to ______ in an electric circuit.

A

magnetic

resistance

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11
Q

Total flux divided by cross-sectional area gives you?

A

The flux density.

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12
Q

The amount of flux is measured by the number of lines, called ________.

A

Maxwells

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13
Q

How many magnetic fields are involved when discussing induced magnetism?

A

Two
magnetic field
conductor field

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14
Q

What direction are the fields traveling in when discussing induced magnetism?

A

The magnetic field travels in a straight line form the North to South poles.
The conductor field is a circular field surrounding the conductor.

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15
Q

Permeability corresponds to _______ in an electric circuit.

A

Conductivity

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16
Q

Permeability is a measurement of?

A

The relative ability of a material to carry flux.

17
Q

Permeability is inversely proportional to?

A

Flux density.

18
Q

Describe why Iron flux density can no longer increase after as the amp turns are continually increased?

A

Because the permeability of the Iron as decreased due to saturation.

19
Q

What can be done to increase the flux density of a material after it’s become saturated?

A

Nothing.

20
Q

When turns of a conductor are wound about an Iron core, an ___________ results.

A

Electro-magnet.

21
Q

Induction is the process of generating an?

A

Electrical voltage in a conductor.

22
Q

Mutual Induction is the transfer of electrical energy from one ______ to ______.

A

coil or circuit
to
another coil or circuit

23
Q

What is inductance?

A

The ability of a coil or circuit to produce a counter-voltage within itself by self-induction.

24
Q

What determines a coil’s inductance?

A

The length
The number of turns
The diameter, and
The permeability of the core.

25
Q

Inductance is measured in ________.

A

Henries.

26
Q

Induction is a _________, inductance is an _______, and inductive reactance is a ________.

A

Process
Ability
Quantity

27
Q

The driving force causing a magnetic filed is known as?

A

Magneto-motive force