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What is produced when current flows through a conducting wire?
A
magnetic field
is produced around the wire.
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What determines the strength of the magnetic field around a current-carrying wire?
The
magnitude
of the current and distance from the wire.
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What is a solenoid?
A coil of wire creating a
strong
magnetic field.
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Describe the magnetic field found inside a solenoid.
Strong and
uniform
.
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What is an electromagnet?
A
solenoid
with an added
iron core
.
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How does adding an iron core affect an electromagnet?
It increases the strength of the
magnetic field
.
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What is the motor effect?
A force between a
magnetic field
and a current-carrying
conductor
.
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What rule is used to determine the force experienced due to the motor effect?
Fleming’s Left-Hand Rule.
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What does the forefinger represent in Fleming’s left-hand rule?
The direction of the
magnetic field
.
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What does the second finger represent in Fleming’s left-hand rule?
The direction of
current flow
in the conductor.
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What factors affect the size of the force on a current-carrying wire in a magnetic field?
The
magnitude
of the current and strength of the magnetic field.
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What happens to the force if the direction of current in a wire is reversed?
The
direction
of the force is
reversed.
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What happens to the force if the strength of the current is increased?
The strength of the force is increased.
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What criteria must be met for the equation linking force, magnetic flux density, current, and length to hold?
The
conductor
must be at
right-angles
to the magnetic field.
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What is the unit used for magnetic flux density?
Tesla
, T.
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How does an
electric
motor
work?
A coil in a
magnetic field
experiences
forces
causing rotation.
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How do
loudspeakers
make use of the motor effect?
They convert
current
variations into
sound pressure
variations.
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Explain how a loudspeaker works.
A cone vibrates due to
current-induced
magnetic field
interaction.
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How is the pitch of the sound from a loudspeaker changed?
By altering the
frequency
of the
a.c
current.
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