Electromagnetic Induction and Voltage Transformation Flashcards

1
Q

is an object which is capable of producing magnetic field and attracting
unlike poles a n d repelling like poles.

A

magnet

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2
Q

• It is the region in the neighborhood of a magnet, electric current, or changing electric field, in which magnetic forces are observable.

A

Magnetic field

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3
Q

Electrical power available to a hospital or clinic provides up to about ___

A

480 V

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4
Q

Much lower than the _____ needed for x-ray production.

A

20,000 to 150,000 V

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5
Q

_____ are principal components of x-ray generators

A

Transformers

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6
Q

They convert low voltage into high voltage

A

Transformers

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7
Q

Transformers convert low voltage into high voltage through a process called

A

ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION

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8
Q

have two poles ,a northpole and a south pole.

A

Magnets

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9
Q

The ____ is represented by field lines that start at a magnet’s north pole and end at the south pole.

A

magnetic field

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10
Q

A magnet attracts some metals, mainly iron. This property of magnets to attract
metals is called _____.

A

magnetism

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11
Q

The earliest magnets were described 2000 years ago as naturally occurring black stones that attracted iron.

A

Lodestones

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12
Q

These “leading stones,” or lodestones, then known as _____ in the Greek language.

A

Magnesia

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13
Q

• Small magnet created by the electron spin.

A

MAGNETIC DIPOLE

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14
Q

• Accumulation of many dipoles.

A

MAGNETIC DOMAIN

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15
Q

▪ Materials that are unaffected when brought into a magnetic field.
▪ Substances that are non-magnetic. (e.g., wood, water, some plastics)

A

DIAMAGNETIC

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16
Q

▪ Materials that are between the classification of diamagnetic and
ferromagnetic.
▪ Slightly attracted to a magnet and loosely influenced by an external magnetic field.

A

PARAMAGNETIC

17
Q

▪ Strong attracted by a magnet and are magnetized easily.
▪ E.g., aluminum, nickel and cobalt (most useful magnets produced by ferromagnetic material)

A

FERROMAGNETIC

18
Q

Three principle types of magnets:

A

NATURAL MAGNETS
PERMANENT MAGNETS
ELECTROMAGNETS

19
Q

are available in many sizes and shapes but principally as bar or horseshoe-shaped magnets, usually made of iron.

A

permanent magnets

20
Q

are typically produced by aligning their domains in the field of an electromagnet.

A

Permanent magnets

21
Q
  • consist of wire wrapped around an iron core.
A

Electromagnets

22
Q

is an effect that occurs with changing magnetic fields and alternating (AC) electrical current.

A

Electromagnetic induction

23
Q

A transformer with a turns ratio greater than 1 is a

A

Step-up transformer

24
Q

When the turns ratio is less than 1, the transformer is a

A

step-down transformer.

25
Q

The _______ is a square doughnut of magnetic material

A

closed core transformer

26
Q
  • The ____ is not a single piece but rather is a built-up slab of laminated layers of iron.
A

closed-core transformer

27
Q
  • An _____ consists of an iron core with only one winding of wire.
A

autotransformer

28
Q

An ______ is generally smaller, and because the primary and the secondary sides are connected to the same wire, its use is generally restricted to cases in which only a small step up or step down in voltage is required.

A

autotransformer

29
Q
  • A ______ traps even more of the magnetic field of the primary winding and is thus a more efficient transformer than closed-core transformer.
A

shell-type transformer

30
Q

This type is more efficient than the closed-core transformer.

A

Shell-type

31
Q

Most currently used transformers are

A

shell type

32
Q

This type of transformer is used in modern x-ray equipment.

A

Shell type