The motor effect

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  • what is the motor effect?
    When a current carrying conductor passes through magnetic field at right angles, it experiences a force
  • what do we use to predict the direction of force?
    Fleming's Left-Hand Rule.
  • how can we increase the force?
    Increase the current.
    Use a stronger magnet.
  • How can we change the direction of the force?
    Reverse the current.
    Swap the N and S poles around.
  • How do you create a faster motor?
    More current.
    Stronger magnet.
    More coils on the motor.
  • Split ring commutator

    Changes the direction of the current every half turn.
  • Carbon brushes
    Connects the battery to the coil.
  • The energy transfer in a DC motor are:
    Electrical energy to Kinetic energy.
  • In Fleming's left hand rule the Thumb represents what?
    Force.
  • In Fleming's left hand rule the First Finger represents what?

    Magnetic Field.
  • In Fleming's left hand rule the Second Finger represents what?
    Conventional Current.
  • Conventional Current.
    From positive to negative.
  • The current around a single wire has which pattern?
    Concentric circles.
  • When a current flows through a wire a magnetic field is produced around it
  • The force can be increased by increasing the current or by increasing the strength of the magnetic field
  • The force is greatest when the wire is perpendicular to the magnetic field
  • It is zero when the wire is Parallel to the magnetic field lines
  • The direction of the fore is always at right angles to the wire and The magnetic field lines and the direction is reversed if the c or mg is reversed
  • In an electric speaker, you can control the speed of an electric current and reverse its turning direction by reversing the current
  • The coil spins because q force acts on each side of the coil due to the motor effect and the force on one side is is in the opposite d of the force on the other
  • The split ring commutator reverses the current round the coil every half turn of the coil, meaning the coil is pushed in the same direction every 1/2 turn
  • In a loudspeaker, a coil vibrates when alternating current passes through the coil
  • Each time the current changes its direction the force reverses its direction
  • As it is constantly forced back and forth, the motion Makes the diaphragm vibrate so loudly so sound waves are created
  • Use the left hand rule to predict the movement of the wire

    Wire moves out of the page
  • Which side of the coil experiences a force into the screen?
    B
  • Which side of the coil experiences a force out of the screen?
    D
  • Which side experiences no force?
    C