Vocabulary Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
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The force that causes the setting up of flux lines in a magnetic circuit?

A

Magnetomotive force

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2
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Like poles

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Repel

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3
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Another name for a flux line?

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Maxwell

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4
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This represents current flowing away from you

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Cross

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5
Q

Magnetizing force is measured in Amp-turns/X?

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Meter

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6
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What stands the acronym DMM for?

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Digital Multi-Meter

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7
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When a wire is wound into a helical coil to create a stronger magnetic field, the coil is referred to as a?

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Solenoid

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8
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A device used to measure high resistance

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Megger

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9
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Magnetic lines of force represent X along their length which tends to make them as short as possible.

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Tension

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10
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This Greek letter is used to identify permeability. It is also used to indicate micro.

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MU

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11
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Direction of magnetic field OUTSIDE a magnet

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North to South

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12
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Unit of measurement for flux density.

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Tesla

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13
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The most accurate type of DMM (Digital Multimeter)

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True RMS; it can measure Alternating current (AC) or AC voltage.

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14
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A device used to measure the amount of power used in a circuit.

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Wattmeter

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15
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The amount of magnetizing force required to remove residual magnetism.

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Coercive force

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16
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Unlike poles ?

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Attract

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17
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The knee on a BH graph

18
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This represents current coming out towards you.

19
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A device used when storing a magnet that provides an easy path for the magnetic flux.

20
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The measure of the amount of flux per unit cross-section of the magnetic circuit.

21
Q

When using the left hand rule for coil, your fingers point in the direction of X?

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Electron flow

22
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The temperature at which the alignment of the magnetic domains is lost.

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Curie temperature

23
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One hundred million flux lines (10^8)

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A method used for demagnetizing a material.

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This device is placed in series with the field poles to control the current, there by controlling the flux density.
Rheostat
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The spreading out of flux lines in an air gap
Fringing
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Greek for ‘lagging behind’
Hysteresis
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Unit of measurement for the magnetomotive force
Ampere-Turns
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Total number of flux lines in a magnet
Magnetic flux
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Pole where magnetic emerge from a magnet
North
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The amount of flux density remaining in the magnetic material after the magnetizing force has been removed.
Residual magnetism
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A type of ammeter that does not require the circuit to be opened.
Clampon
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Magnetic lines of force always form X?
Complete loops
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Magnetic lines of force cannot intersect or cross, but must always form X loops.
Individual
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Direction of magnetic field inside a magnet
South to North
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Magnetic lines of force possess what?
A direction
37
An electromagnetic swith
Relay; it consist of a coil of wire, a movable armature, and one or more sets of contacts.
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Magnetic lines of force always tend to arrange themselves in such manner that the X number of lines of force are set up.
Maximum
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The property that opposes the setting up of flux lines is known as
Reluctance
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The measure of the ease with which flux may be set up in a unit length and cross section of an area
Permeability