5) Magnetic Fields Flashcards

(9 cards)

1
Q

State what is meant by root mean square voltage.

A

the square root of the mean of the squares of all the values of the voltage in one cycle.

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State and explain the effect on the oscilloscope trace if the time base is switched off.

A
  • vertical line is formed of length equal to twice the peak voltage.
  • because trace no longer moves horizontally.
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3
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State two situations in which a charged particle will experience no magnetic force when placed in a magnetic field.

A
  • when charged particle is at rest.

- when charged particle moves parallel to magnetic field.

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4
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Explain what is meant by the term magnetic flux linkage. State its unit.

A
  • product of flux and number of turns.

- Wb.

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5
Q

State Lenz’s law.

A

direction of induced emf opposes change of magnetic flux that produces it.

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6
Q

Define the tesla.

A

the strength of the magnetic field density that produces a force of 1 newton in a wire of length 1m with 1 ampere flowing perpendicular to the field.

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7
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Outline the essential features of a step-down transformer when in operation.

A
  • primary coil with more turns than secondary coil.

- wound around a core.

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The equation F = BQv may be used to calculate magnetic forces. State the condition under which this equation applies.

A

B must be at right angles to v.

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Explain how a step-down transformer differs in construction from a step-up transformer.

A

primary coil must have more turns than secondary.

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