Unit 6 - Magnetism Flashcards
how does motor work ??
why a current or a charged particle experiences a force in a magnetic field ??
the magnetic field produced by the current interacts with the magnetic field of magnet so the wire experiences a force
how does generator work ??
rotation of coil will cut magnet when the wire cuts through the magnetic field an emf is induced
Fleming Right Hand Rule
how does transformer work ?
- the alternating current in the primary coil produces an alternating magnetic field.
- when the secondary coil cuts the magnetic fieldlines 3.an emf is produced
a moving charged object can be considered as a current . true or false
true
if the particle is positive -> current is in the same direction as movement
true
if particle is negative -> current is in the ———- (same/opposite) direction as movement
opposite
describe how a student can demonstrate that a rod is charged
- get it close to another charged rod
- he will see a force on the rod
describe an experiment to show that different rods have different types of charge.
- hang on rod freely
- get other rods on by one close to a hanged rod
- some will get attraction and some will get repulsion
how can a student improve precision of his voltage measurement
use a more sensitive voltmeter
how do you know the stregth of a magnetic feild chanes
the field lines are closer showing field strongest at poles
how can you use 2 permeant magnets to produce a uniform magnetic field
- get the magnets close together
- opposite poles should be facing each other
how to make a coil spin in the opposite direction
do any ONE of these
- reverse the direction of the current
- reverse the polarity of the supply
- reverse the direction of the magnetic feild by swapping the magnets
suggest how to make the coil spin more slowly (related to motor effect)
- reducing the current
- reducing the supply voltage
- increasing the resistance of the circuit - this will reduce the current
- placing the coil in a weaker magnetic field -by using weaker magnets
- having fewer turns on the coil
name a metal from which a permanent magnet is made up of
steel
name a metal from which a soft magnet is made up of
iron and nickel