Magnets Flashcards

(18 cards)

1
Q

Where is the magnetic forces strongest?

A

Poles

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2
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What is a permanent magnet?

A

Produces its own magnetic field 🧲

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3
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What is an induced magnet?

A

-Becomes a magnet when placed in a magnetic field
-Experiences force of attraction
-Looses all magnetism when removed from magnetic field

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4
Q

Define magnetic field?

A

Region round magnet where a force acts on another magnet

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5
Q

How a magnetic field be plotted?

A

Using a compass 🧭

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6
Q

What does a compass tell us about the earth?

A

Core is magnetic, produces a magnetic field

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7
Q

What happens when a current flower through a conducting wire?

A

Magnetic field produced around wire

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8
Q

How can magnetic field be strengthened?

A

Coiling a wire into a solenoid (helix)

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9
Q

How can magnetic field strength of a solenoid be increased?

A

Adding an iron core

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10
Q

What is an electromagnet?

A

Solenoid with iron core

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11
Q

What happens when a conductor is placed in a magnetic field?

A

Conductor and field exert an equal and opposite force on each other

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12
Q

What is the motor effect due to?

A

Interactions between magnetic fields

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13
Q

How can the direction of force of a conductor be found?

A

Using Fleming’s Left Hand Rule

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14
Q

Fleming’s left hand rule what does the first finger represent πŸ‘‰?

A

F = field

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15
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Fleming’s left hand rule what does the second finger represent πŸ‘‡?

A

seCond = current

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16
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Fleming’s left hand rule what does the thumb represent?

A

thuMb = movement

17
Q

What does the size of the conductor depend on?

A

-Magnetic flux density (strength of magnetic field)
-Current in conductor
-Length of conductor in magnetic field

18
Q

How does the basis of an electric motor work?

A

Coil of wire carrying a current in a magnetic field experiences a force, causing it to rotate