Deck 13: Electromagnetism
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Deck 13: Electromagnetism
1
A conductor that carries an electric current is surrounded by a
A) perpendicular electric field
B) concentric electric field
C) perpendicular magnetic field
D) concentric magnetic field
A) perpendicular electric field
B) concentric electric field
C) perpendicular magnetic field
D) concentric magnetic field
concentric magnetic field
2
A dot shown within a circle representing an end-on view of a conductor is the convention used to indicate that current is
A) flowing towards you
B) flowing away from you
A) flowing towards you
B) flowing away from you
flowing towards you
3
The 'direction' of lines of magnetic flux are determined by the direction a __________ would point when placed within the field
A) permanent magnet
B) compass needle
C) gaussmeter
A) permanent magnet
B) compass needle
C) gaussmeter
compass needle
4
The SI unit of measurement for magnetic flux is the
A) weber
B) tesla
C) gauss
D) maxwell
A) weber
B) tesla
C) gauss
D) maxwell
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5
For conventional flow, the direction of the magnetic field surrounding a straight conductor can be determined using the
A) corkscrew' rule
B) right-hand 'grip' rule
C) either of the above
A) corkscrew' rule
B) right-hand 'grip' rule
C) either of the above
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6
What is the magnetic polarity of the visible face of a loop of wire, around which conventional flow is counter-clockwise?
A) north
B) south
A) north
B) south
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7
The magnetic polarity of a coil, around which conventional current direction is known, may be determined using
A) Fleming's Right-Hand Rule
B) Fleming's Left-Hand Rule
C) the right-hand 'grip' rule
D) the left-hand 'grip' rule
A) Fleming's Right-Hand Rule
B) Fleming's Left-Hand Rule
C) the right-hand 'grip' rule
D) the left-hand 'grip' rule
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8
If each of two parallel conductors carry currents flowing in the same direction, then the two conductors
A) will repel each other
B) will attract each other
C) will have no effect upon each other
A) will repel each other
B) will attract each other
C) will have no effect upon each other
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9
Flux density is defined as the
A) flux per unit area, measured in webers
B) flux per unit area, measured in teslas
A) flux per unit area, measured in webers
B) flux per unit area, measured in teslas
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10
The SI unit of measurement for magnetic flux density is the
A) weber
B) tesla
C) gauss
D) maxwell
A) weber
B) tesla
C) gauss
D) maxwell
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11
Magnetic flux density is at its greatest __________ the poles of an electromagnet
A) closest to
B) furthest away from
A) closest to
B) furthest away from
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12
Which has the greatest effect on increasing the flux density within a current-carrying coil?
A) doubling the number of turns
B) halving the cross-sectional area
C) reducing its length by half
D) inserting an iron core
A) doubling the number of turns
B) halving the cross-sectional area
C) reducing its length by half
D) inserting an iron core
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13
When using Fleming's Left-Hand Rule, the first finger represents __________, the second finger represents __________, and the thumb represents __________
A) force, field, current
B) field, current, force
C) current, force, field
A) force, field, current
B) field, current, force
C) current, force, field
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14
A current-carrying conductor, placed within a permanent magetic field, will be forced out of that field. This is an example of
A) motor action
B) generator action
C) electromagnetic induction
A) motor action
B) generator action
C) electromagnetic induction
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15
Motors, moving-coil measuring instruments, and dynamic loudspeakers all work on the principle of
A) motor action
B) generator action
C) electromagnetic induction
A) motor action
B) generator action
C) electromagnetic induction
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16
The components of a d.c. motor which ensure that the rotor continues to rotate in the same direction are the
A) slip rings and brushes
B) split-ring commutator and brushes
C) diodes
A) slip rings and brushes
B) split-ring commutator and brushes
C) diodes
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