Magnetic fields (C23) Flashcards

1
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What is a B field

A

A region in which a magnetic material experiences a force

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2
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Symbol for a magnetic field

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B (vector)

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3
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Which way do field lines point

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Direction North pole would move (N–>S)

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4
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What do equally spaced field lines mean

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uniform field strength

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5
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Why are materials magnetic

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Electrons have spin, giving a dipole
This can give regions (domains) a net dipole if the spin aligns
Domains with roughly aligned dipoles give a magnetic material

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6
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what is a soft magnetic material

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Loses dipole after magnet is removed

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7
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What is a hard magnetic material

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Domains remain aligned

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8
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How do current and magnetic field relate

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RH rule

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9
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What does a wire into the page look like

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Cross in circle

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10
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Wire out of the page

A

dot in circle

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11
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What is a solenoid

A

Coil with multiple turns

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12
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How do you work poles of a solenoid

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Draw with dot and cross wires and look at general field

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13
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What does a iron core do

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Reduces leakage, magnetic fields prefers to go through a magnetic field

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14
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How do you give solenoid stronger field

A

More turns
More current
Iron core

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15
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What is current

A

the movement of positive charge

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16
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Why does a current in a magnetic field produce a force

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Field from wire and magnetic field interract (lines want to straighten) therefore force

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17
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How to know direction?

A

Flemings LH rule

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18
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Describe Flemmings LH rule

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thumb motion
1st field
2nd current

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19
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Describe the relationship between force and magnetic flux density

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Force is proportional to the current, magnetic flux density, and the length of the wire WITHIN the field

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20
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What is magnetic flux density

A

Strength of magnetic field

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21
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Symbol and Unit for magnetic flux density

A

B [Teslas] or [N/m/A]

22
Q

Experiment to determine magnetic flux density

A

Scales and wire and magnetic

23
Q

What is a Helmholtz coil

A

Solenoid pulled apart

~ uniform field in middle

24
Q

if a electron is moving through a magnetic field…

A

Treat current going the other direction

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When does F=BQv apply
when particle is moving perpendicular to field
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Describe movement of charged particle in magnetic field
Force is perpendicular Velocity does not change Direction changes Circular motion
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What can act as a centripetal force
the force due to the magnetic field on a charged particle
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Describe a velocity selector is like
Magnetic field and electric field with a charged particle going through it
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How does a velocity selector work
only particles that are in equilibrium travel straight through BQv=EQ
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What is v in the velocity selector
E/B ratio of electric to magnetic fields
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what is a potential difference not
a current
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How does a spectrometer work
velocity is selected go through a magnetic field radius depends on mass of particle as everything else is constant
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What is the principle of induction
a magnetic field and force can induce a current
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Why does induction occur
conservation of energy- electrons in wire experience a magnetic force causing them to move a current to be induced
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What is magnetic flux
product of magnetic flux density (perpendicular) and the cross sectional area of the coil
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What is the unit and symbol for magnetic flux
phi | Weber (Wb)
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SI for Wb
T/m^2
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What is magnetic flux linkage
N*phi - product of the number of turns in the coil and the magnetic flux of each
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What is Faraday's Law
Magnitude of EMF produced is directly proportional to the rate of change of flux linkage
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What is lenz's Law
Direction of EMF induced is always in the direction to oppose the change producing it
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Is it a n or s pole at the end of solenoid if the magnets n-pole is moving away
South
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Why is the constant of proportionality in Faraday's Law -1
Lenz's Law
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Why does Lenz's Law occur
to ensure energy is conserived as work is done to move magnet
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What does EMF look like on graph
Sinusoidal
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Why is there alternating current from induction
As flux linkage = BAN cos(theta) | angle changes as inserted
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Describe a Transformers
two coils of wire around a soft iron core
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Why do transformers work
AC produces varying magnetic flux | this induces an EMF which induces a current in the wire
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Turns on a step up transformer
More turns on secondary
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Describe a step up transformer
raises voltage
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turns on a step down transformer
more turns on primary
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What do you remember about ideal transformers
Power is conserved - VI = VI
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To improve transformers
laminated soft iron core (reduces eddy currents) | low resistance reduces energy as heat lost