Quizzes Flashcards

1
Q

Where are the forces of a magnet the strongest?

A

At the poles

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2
Q

What was the first compass made out of?

A

magnetite, wood, water

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3
Q

The North pole of a compass is the _____ ______ pole of the earth

A

magnetic south

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4
Q

Three basic types of magnets?

A

Natural
Artificial
Electromagnets

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5
Q

What magnets are man-made?

A

Artificial, Electromagnets

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6
Q

Magnetic materials that are easily magnetized?

A

ferromagnetic

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7
Q

Metals that are not as easily magnetized?

A

Paramagnetic

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8
Q

Metals or non-metals that cannot be magnetized?

A

diamagnetic

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9
Q

Four characteristics of flux lines?

A
  • always complete a loop
  • never cross
  • have no insulator
  • more dense closer to the conductor
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10
Q

When will there be a magnetic field around a conductor?

A

When there’s current flow

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11
Q

Formula for finding force between parallel conductors?

A

Fm= k x I1x I2 /d2

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12
Q

A spiral shaped coil is called?

A

a helix

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13
Q

A helically wound coil that produces a strong magnetic field is called?

A

A solenoid

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14
Q

What 4 factors affect the strength of an electromagnet?

A
  • number of turns
  • core material
  • spacing between
  • vary current through the coil
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15
Q

What is the device called that must be used to store a horseshoe magnet?

A

Keeper

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16
Q

Which direction do magnetic lines of force flow (outside the magnet)

A

North to South

17
Q

The property that opposes the setting up of flux lines is called?

A

Reluctance

18
Q

What type of material would you use to make a magnetic screen?

A

soft iron

19
Q

When would magnetic lines of force repel each other?

A

When facing opposite

20
Q

When would magnetic lines of force attract each other?

A

When facing each other

21
Q

Name three ways to produce artificial magnets?

A
  • DC current
  • tapping or vibrating
  • stroking with a magnet
22
Q

What is permeability?

A

The ease of setting up flux lines

23
Q

What do we use to determine the permeability?

A

BH graph

24
Q

What is it called when all of the domains are aligned with the magnetic field?

A

saturation

25
Q

What is the difference between “theoretical saturation” and “practical saturation”?

A

Theoretical - all domains perfectly arranged

Practical - When domains are almost aligned and it is not practical to align them perfectly

26
Q

What is the point called in which the flux density has hit practical saturation?

A

Knee

27
Q

The magnetizing curve that is plotted on the graph is called?

A

hysteresis loop

28
Q

What is residual magnetism?

A

the amount of flux density that remains in the material

29
Q

What is coercive force?

A

Amount of force to remove the residual magnetism

30
Q

Which one would have greater flux? (Iron core or Air core)

A

Iron core

31
Q

AC magnetic cores are usually made from high ___________________ and low _____________?

A

electrical resistance

retentivity

32
Q

What determines polarity of an electromagnet?

A

power source

33
Q

By increasing the current the ___________________ would increase as well?

A

MMF