3.4 generation of electricity Flashcards

(11 cards)

1
Q

what may happen if light falls upon a certain semiconductor

A

it may cause separation and therefore generate electricity

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2
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what does semiconductors conductivity depend on

A

the rate at which the crystal bonds are broken

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3
Q

Thermal energy stored in a material may be transferred directly to electrical energy in a circuit by making use of what

A

the thermoelectric effect

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4
Q

Rubbing an insulator causes electrical charges to separate and is a source of

A

EMF

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5
Q

what is the voltage generated by friction

A

up to thousands of volts

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6
Q

when can static electricity be generated

A

whenever two materials contact or separate and at least one is a poor conductor of electricity

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7
Q

how can pressure be used to generate voltage

A

by using it to deform a piezo crystal

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8
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When can static electricity be generated

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Whenever two materials contact or separate and at least one is a poor conductor

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9
Q

What is the operating principles of all generators called

A

Generator principle

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10
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What does the induced voltage increases in proportion with

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The magnetic field strength, movement speed and the effective length of the conductor

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11
Q

What is the principal behind electrical generators, magnification pick up devices and moving coil microphones

A

Electromagnetic induction

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