Section 6 Flashcards

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1
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magnetic field definition

A

a region where magnetic materials experience a force

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2
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how to look at magnetic field patterns

A
  • compasses

- use multiple compasses to see the magnetic field lines coming out of a bar magnet or two bar magnets

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3
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‘soft’ magnet definition

A

loses its induced magnetism easily

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4
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how does a wire move in a magnetic field?

A

the wto magnetic fields of the two poles affect one another which results in a force on the wire

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5
Q

field

A

first finger

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6
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current

A

second finger

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7
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motion

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thumb

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8
Q

four factors which speed up electric motors

A
  • more current
  • more turns
  • stronger magnetic field
  • soft iron core in the middle
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9
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how to reverse the direction of a motor

A
  • swap the polarity of the d.c supply

- swap the magnetic poles over

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10
Q

what is s split ring communicator?

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-swaps the contacts every half turn to keep the motor rotating in the same direction

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11
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how do loud-speakers work?

A
  • a.c electrical signals from an amplifier are fed to a coil of wire in the speaker
  • the coil is surrounded by a permanent magnet, so the a.c signals cause a force on the wire
  • the wire moves back and forth
  • the speaker vibrates
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12
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electromagnetic induction

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the operation of a voltage in a wire which is experiencing a change in magnetic field

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13
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two situations where you find electromagnetic induction

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  • an electrical conductor moves through a magnetic field

- the magnetic field through an electrical conductor changes

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14
Q

how to get a bigger voltage through em induction

A
  • increase the strength of the magnet
  • increase the number to turns on the coil
  • increase the speed of movement
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15
Q

a.c generators- how do they work?

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  • spin coil
  • current is induced in the coil
  • current changes direction every half turn
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16
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slip rings and brushes

A

make sure that the contacts don’t swap every half-turn

17
Q

how do transformers work?

A
  • a.c voltage is applied
  • iron core magnetises and de magnetises quickly
  • a.c voltage induced in secondary coil
18
Q

relationship between primary and secondary voltages

A

-the ratio between the two voltages is the same as the number of turns on the two coils