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Circuit
symbols
Charged
objects create
electric fields.
An
electric field
is very similar to a
magnetic field
, but instead of a
magnet
at the
centre
of the
field
, we have a
charged particle.
The electric field
strength
will
vary
depending on the
distance
from the object.
Electric
field
Charged
objects experience a
force
in an
electric field.
If we
place
one
object
into another object’s
electric field
, then it will experience
a force.
Force strength varies
with
distance
of objects in an
electric field.
Electric
fields can cause
sparking.
The
larger
the
charge difference
, the
stronger
the
electric field.
Electrical
energy can be
transported.
Electrical
energy can be
transported.
The
UK National Grid
is able to
transport
the
electrical
energy from
power stations
to
consumers
Electrical energy
transfers should be
efficient.
Transformers
change the
voltage
of a circuit.
Step-up transformers
are used at the
start.
Step-down transformers are used at the end.
a step-up transformer
increases
the
voltage.
a step-down transformer
decreases
the voltage and
increases
the current
If an
alternating current
passes through a
coil
of
wire
, a
changing
magnetic field
is produced.
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