+ All Categories
Home > Documents > Magnetism

Magnetism

Date post: 06-Jan-2016
Category:
Upload: aleta
View: 35 times
Download: 0 times
Share this document with a friend
Description:
Magnetism. Chatfield Senior High Department of Physics. Magnetism Definition. Property of spin of electrons in magnetic substances Permanent: (iron) Magnetite Alnico Magnetism canalso be created by a electric current. Electromagnet. Earth’s Magnetic Field. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
34
Magnetism Chatfield Senior High Department of Physics
Transcript
Page 1: Magnetism

Magnetism

Chatfield Senior High

Department of Physics

Page 2: Magnetism

Magnetism Definition

Property of spin of electrons in magnetic substances

Permanent: (iron)Magnetite

Alnico

Magnetism canalso be created by a electric current

Page 3: Magnetism

Electromagnet

Page 4: Magnetism

Earth’s Magnetic Field

Page 5: Magnetism

Magnetic Field Line Rules

Field lines go from North to South

Field is strongest at the poles

No magnetic monopoles in nature

Page 6: Magnetism

Attraction and Repulsion of Magnets

Like poles repel

Unlike poles attract

Page 7: Magnetism

Right Hand Rule

Thumb points in direction of conventional current flow (+ to -)(Note this is different than electron flow which goes from – to + (Thanks Ben Franklin!)

Fingers point in direction of the magnetic field

Page 8: Magnetism

Right Hand Rule (Current going left)

Page 9: Magnetism

Right Hand Rule (Current going right)

Page 10: Magnetism

Magnetic Field Through a Curved Wire

Magnetic north is determined by the thumb, fingers encircle the direction of the current

Page 11: Magnetism

Application (Solenoid)

Page 12: Magnetism

Current Flow through two parallel wires

Current flows in same direction (attraction)

Current flows in the opposite direction (repulsion)

Page 13: Magnetism

If a current is flowing to the right in an uninsulated wire, the magnetic field is…

A. Going clockwiseB. Going counterclockwiseC. Going straight upD. Cannot tell from the information given

The answer is A

Page 14: Magnetism

If current goes clockwise through a solenoid, the north magnetic field points….

A. To the rightB. To the leftC. UpwardD. Cannot tell from the information given

The answer is A

Page 15: Magnetism

If current is traveling the same direction in two uninsulated parallel wires, the wires…

A. AttractB. RepelC. Remain the sameD. It is unpredictable

The answer is A

Page 16: Magnetism

Motors

Transfers electrical energy to mechanical energy

Page 17: Magnetism

Parts of a Motor

Commutator Armature Magnet Wires

Page 18: Magnetism

Commutator for AC and DC Circuits

Page 19: Magnetism

Left Hand Rule for Motors

Page 20: Magnetism

The Alternator

Page 21: Magnetism

Generator

Takes mechanical energy and transforms it into electrical energy

Page 22: Magnetism

Speaker

Try to describe how a speaker works

Page 23: Magnetism

Speaker

Permanent magnetCoil of wire wound around the magnetAC current goes through a coil and it

causes the cone to vibrate

Page 24: Magnetism

Microphone

Now can you explain how a microphone works? (Hint: It is the opposite of a speaker)

Page 25: Magnetism

Tape Recorder / VCR

Page 26: Magnetism

Transformers!

Robots in Disguise!

Page 27: Magnetism

Electrical Transformers!

Page 28: Magnetism

Power Transmission

Page 29: Magnetism

How transformers work

Power is constant in both coils

You must have AC source for a transformer

Transformers can be step up (increases the voltage) or step down (decreases the voltage)

Page 30: Magnetism

Transformer Equation

P = VI Power of primary coil = Power of secondary P p = P s

V p I p = V s Is

V p = I s = N p

V s I P N s

Voltage is indirectly related to current and directly related to the winding of wires

Page 31: Magnetism

Transformer Problem

What is the current and the number of winding of wires in an electrical train set?

V p =120 V V s = 6 V

N p =1000 windings I p = 1.5 AV I = V I(120) (1.5) = 6 I

I= 30 A (or 20 times more)

The number of windings goes down by a factor of 20 or 50 windings in the secondary coil

Page 32: Magnetism

Tokamak

Page 33: Magnetism

Princeton Plasma Physics Lab

Page 34: Magnetism

Yamanashi Maglev Train


Recommended