CP11 - Electromagnetic induction

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How can a magnet be used to produce an electrical current?

Electromagnetic induction - Change a magnetic field inside a coil of wire.

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How to change magnetic field in a coil?

Move magnet magnet back and forward, spin the coil in a uniform field.

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How to increase size of current produced?

Increase speed at which magnet moves past coil, increase magnet strength.

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How to change direction of a current?

Move the magnet in the opposite direction.

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Alternator/dynamo

A coil of wire that is rotated inside a magnetic field. A PD is induced in the wire. The ends of the loop are connected to split rings and produce alternating/direct current (alternator or dynamo)

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What do microphones do?

Covert pressure variations into current.

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What do loudspeakers do?

Convert variations in electrical current into sound waves.

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Transformer

Two coils of insulated wire wound onto an iron core. There is no electrical connection between the two coils of wire.

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Step-up and step-down transformer

Increases the voltage (and decreases the current).

Decreases the voltage (and increases the current).

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How does a transformer work?

An alternating current in the primary coil produces a changing magnetic field in the secondary coil.

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What is the transformer turns ratio equation?

Vp/Vs = Np/Ns = Is/Ip (N is turns, V is voltage, I is current (s & p subscriptions for secondary and primary)).

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Why is electricity transferred at high voltages?

Current is lower and so less energy is lost due to heating of the transmission lines.

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Power equation for transformers with 100% efficiency?

VpIp = VsIs