The Dynamo Effect - Move the Wire or the Magnet Flashcards

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Q

What is the dynamo effect?

A

Using electromagnetic induction to generate electricity using energy from kinetic energy stores

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What is the first situation in which you get EM induction?

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  • an electrical conductor (a coil of wire is often used) moves through a magnetic field
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What is the second situation in which you get EM induction?

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  • the magnetic field through an electrical conductor charges (gets bigger or smaller or reverses)
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4
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Look at diagram page 63

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Ok

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How can you test this?

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By connecting an ammeter fo a conductor and moving the conductor through a magnetic field

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What will the ammeter show?

A

The magnitude or direction of the induced current

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7
Q

If the direction of movement is reversed then…

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The induced voltage/current will be reversed too

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8
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To get a bigger voltage, what 3 things can you increase?

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  • the strength of the magnet
  • the number of turns on the coil
  • the speed of movement
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9
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Think about the simple electric motor - what have you got?

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A current in the wire and a magnetic field, which causes movement

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How does a generator woke in comparison to a simple electric motor?

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Opposite way round - you have a magnetic field and movement, inducing a current

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