Electric and Magnetic Fields Flashcards

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What is V?

A

Electric potential

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2
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E=V/d what is V?

A

Potential Difference

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3
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In E = V/d, what is E?

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Electric potential energy

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What is electric potential?

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Work done per unit charge in bringing up a small positive test charge from infinity to that point by any path.

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5
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How to work out magnetic field in a wire with concentric circles?

A

Right hand grip rule

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6
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Two methods of producing a uniform electric field?

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Passing current through a solenoid (uniform at centre), two opposite magnetic poles close together

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7
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Southish coil direction of current?

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Clockwise

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8
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Northish coil direction of current?

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Anticlockwise

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9
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Which type of current is the split ring commutator for?

A

Direct current

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9
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Which type of current is are the slip rings for?

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Alternating current

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10
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Which particle in a field can be modelled using projectile motion?

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Charged particle in an electric field

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Which particle in a field can be modelled using circular motion?

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Charged particle in a magnetic field.

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12
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What is the Faraday-Neuman Law?

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The size of e.m.f induced is directly proportional to the rate of cutting flux/change of flux linked

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What is Lenz’ Law?

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The direction of the induced e.m.f is so as to oppose the effect inducing it.

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14
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Which law proves conservation of charge?

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Kirchoff’s First Law

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15
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For magnetic flux through a coil (BANcosx), which angle?

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cos angle between magnetic field line and normal to plane of coil

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16
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What kind of current do cells and batteries supply?

A

Direct current

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17
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What is a positron?

A

Mass same as electron, charge of +e

18
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In a transformer, which quantity is basically the same for all coils?

A

Magnetic flux

19
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In a transformer, which coil has the greatest magnetic flux density?

A

Coil with least turns

20
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In a transformer, which coil has the greatest magnetic flux linkage?

A

Coil with most turns

21
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What is Coulomb’s Law?

A

any two point charges exert electrostatic force on each other that is directly proportional to the product of their charges and inversely proportional to separation squared

22
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What is an electric field?

A

a region where a charged object will experience a force at a distance

23
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What is electric field strength?

A

the force experienced per unit positive charge

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What does it mean to "ignore edge effects"?
Assume field is uniform, lines are straight and parallel
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What is a magnetic field?
the region surrounding a magnet or current carrying conductor in which magnetic objects experience a force
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In F=BILsinx, what is x?
Angle between field line and direction of current
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What is Φ?
flux - no. field lines, measured in Webers
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What is Ψ?
Flux linkage - the amount of field passing through a coil with N turns, measured in Wb-turns.
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How does a particle moving faster affect r?
r is bigger
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How does a more massive particle affect r?
r is bigger
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How does a stronger magnetic field affect r?
r is smaller
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How does a greater charge on the particle affect r?
r is smaller
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How can we show that time period is independent of particle's velocity?
Eliminate r from equation for time period (2πr/v)
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Which directions do the fields go in a velocity selector?
Electric field is perpendicular to motion, and magnetic field is either in or out of page
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Why is a large e.m.f induced when a solenoid is switched off?
Coil is linked with its own magnetic field. When current is switched off, magnetic field collapses in a very short time and induces large e.m.f in opposite direction.
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How to increase efficiency of a transformer?
Use low resistance windings, laminated iron to minimise induced eddy currents, use soft iron as it is easy to de/magnetise
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What is a search coil?
coil of insulated wire connected to galvanometer
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What are three differences between electric and gravitational fields?
Electric forces can be attractive/repulsive, gravitational fields are always attractive, objects can be shielded from electric fields, size of electric force depends on medium between charges, gravitational force makes no difference
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What is magnetic flux density?
The force on one metre of wire carrying a current of one amp at right angles to the magnetic field
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What is a Weber?
A change in flux linkage of one weber per second will induce an e.m.f. of one volt
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State and explain a factor that might affect the tensile strength of an ionic material.
Ionic separation because this affects breaking force.
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What is the kinetic energy of a particle being accelerated through an electric field?
VQ
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