Electric motors and loudspeakers

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What is the role of the motor effect in electric motors?

The motor effect causes the coil in a motor to spin when current flows through it in a magnetic field.

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How is continuous rotation achieved in an electric motor?

Continuous rotation is achieved using a split-ring commutator, which reverses the current every half-turn.

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What is the function of brushes in an electric motor?

Brushes maintain electrical contact between the commutator and the power supply.

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What is a split-ring commutator?

A device that reverses the direction of current in the coil every half-turn to ensure continuous rotation.

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How does the strength of the magnetic field affect a motor?

A stronger magnetic field increases the torque and speed of the motor.

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What is the purpose of loudspeakers?

Loudspeakers convert electrical energy into sound energy.

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How do loudspeakers use the motor effect?

In loudspeakers, a coil carrying an alternating current interacts with a magnetic field, causing a cone to vibrate and produce sound waves.

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What determines the pitch of sound in a loudspeaker?

The frequency of the alternating current determines the pitch of the sound.

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What determines the loudness of sound in a loudspeaker?

The amplitude of the alternating current determines the loudness of the sound.

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How does reversing the current in a loudspeaker coil affect the cone?

Reversing the current changes the direction of the force, moving the cone in the opposite direction.

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Why is alternating current used in loudspeakers?

Alternating current allows the cone to vibrate back and forth, producing sound waves.

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What materials are typically used for the cone in a loudspeaker?

Cones are often made of lightweight materials such as paper or plastic to respond quickly to vibrations.

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How does the magnetic field in a loudspeaker affect sound production?

A stronger magnetic field results in a greater force, causing more pronounced vibrations and louder sounds.

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What is the role of the permanent magnet in a loudspeaker?

The permanent magnet provides a constant magnetic field that interacts with the coil's current to produce motion.

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How can the sound output of a loudspeaker be increased?

Increasing the current or using a stronger magnetic field can increase the sound output.