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Electromagnetism The Metals which can have magnetic properties are: *Iron *steel - permanent magnet *cobalt *nickel | Fleming's Right-Hand grip rule |
Making Electromagnets you need: *Iron Core *Coil of wire *Electricity How to increase the strength of an electromagnets: -Increase the current -Increase the amount of Fe -Increase the number of coils | The Motor Effect A force can act on a wire in a magnetic field when a current is passed through the wire. The size of the force can be increased by: -Increasing the current -Using a stronger magnetic Size of the force depends on its angle: -Great force = when the wire is PERPENDICULAR to the field lines. -Zero force = when the wire is PARALLEL to the field lines |
Left Hand Rule | Magnetic Flux Density -A measure of the STRENGTH of the magnetic field. -Magnetic Flux = the amount of field lines passing through a surface -Density = how compact something is. |
Force (N) = Magnetic flux density (Tesla) X current (Amps) X length (m) F = BIL | The symbols: Force = F Magnetic flux density = B Current = I Length = L |
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