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Right hand rule for solenoids
When the fingers point in direction of the
current
thumb points in direction of the
north pole
Right hand rule for wires
When fingers point in
direction of the field
, thumb points in direction of
conventional current
Magnetic flux density
The strength of a
magnetic field
Force in a magnetic field equation
F = BILSinx
F - force felt on wire
B - magnetic field strength,
flux density
I -
current
in the wire
L -
length
of wire in magnetic field
Sinx - the angle between the current and field, when they are at
right angles
theres a maximum force
Flemings left hand rule
FBI
F -
Force
, Thumb
B - Magnetic flux density,
Index finger
I -
Current
, Middle finger
Magnetic flux
The flow of magnetic energy around the magnet,
Wb
Flux equation
Flux = BA
B - Flux density
A -
Area
through which flux passes
Charged particles in a magnetic field equation
Force
on a moving charge (
Q
) = BqVSinx
For an
electron
moving at an
angle
of X to the field of the force is:
F =
BevSinx
What principle leads to Lenzs law
Conservation of energy
Why is a laminated core used in a transformer
To reduce the heating effect of
induced eddy currents
Eddy current in a transformer
A current induced by the changing
flux
in the core
Lenzs law
The direction of an
induced EMF
or current is always in a direction as to
oppose
the change that caused it
Faradays law
The magnitude of an induced
EMF
is directly proportional to the rate of change of
flux linkage