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8 Factors Affecting Resistance
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2. Magnet:
A magnet is a material that produces a field that attracts
or repels other such materials of magnetic nature.
Lodestone is a naturally occurring magnet. It attracts
materials like Iron, Nickel, Cobalt etc.
North and South Poles:
A magnet is always bipolar with poles named north
and south poles. These two poles always exist
together and can not be separated. North pole of a
magnet is the side which points to Earth’s geographic
north when it is freely suspended.
3. Similar to charges, the poles attract and repel. Like
poles repel while unlike poles attract each other.
4. A bar magnet is a rectangular object, composed of
iron, steel or any form of a ferromagnetic substance,
that shows permanent magnetic properties. It has
two different poles, a north and a south pole such
that when suspended freely, the north pole aligns
itself towards the geographic north pole of the Earth.
5. The region around a magnet where its
magnetic influence can be experienced
is called a magnetic field. The direction
and strength of a magnetic field are
represented by magnetic lines of force.
6. Iron filings around a bar magnet exhibit the magnetic
field lines that engirdle the bar magnet. The magnetic
field lines can be explained as imaginary lines that
graphically represents the magnetic field that is
acting around any magnetic substance.
7. Magnet’s magnetic field lines result in the formation of
continuous/running closed loops .The tangent to the field line at
any given point indicates the direction of the total magnetic
field at that point.
• The greater the number of field lines crossing per unit area,
the higher the intensity, the stronger the magnitude of the
magnetic field.
• There is no intersection between the magnetic field lines.
8. 1. Magnetic field lines for a closed loop
Since magnets have dipoles, magnetic field lines must
originate and end. Therefore by convention, it starts at the
north pole and moves towards the south pole outside the bar
magnet and from south → north inside the magnet. Hence it
forms closed loops.
2. No two magnetic field lines intersect:
Magnetic field lines do not intersect as there will be two
tangential magnetic field directions associated with the same
point, which does not occur. If a compass needle is placed at
that point, it will show two different directions of the magnetic
field which is absurd.
3. Relative strength of magnetic field inferred from magnetic
field lines
The closer or denser the magnetic field lines, greater is the
magnetic field’s strength.
9. Oersted’s experiment:
When electric current flows through a current carrying
conductor, it produces a magnetic field around it. This can
be seen with the help of a magnetic needle which shows
deflection. The more the current, the higher the deflection.
If the direction of current is reversed, the direction of
deflection is also reversed.
10. An electromagnet is an artificial magnet which produces a
magnetic field on the passage of electric current through a
conductor. This field disappears when the current is turned off.
The phenomenon of producing or inducing a magnetic field due
to the passage of electric current is called as electromagnetism.
11. When current is passed through a straight current-carrying
conductor, a magnetic field is produced around it. Using the
iron filings, we can observe that they align themselves in
concentric circles around the conductor.
12. If a straight conductor is held in the right hand in such
a way that the thumb points along the direction of the
current, then the tips of the fingers or the curl of the
fingers show the direction of magnetic field around it.
13. The right-hand thumb rule can be used for a circular conducting
wire as well as it comprises of small straight segments. Every
point on the wire carrying current gives rise to a magnetic field
that appears as straight lines at the centre.
14. A solenoid is a coil of many circular windings wrapped in the shape of a
cylinder. When current is passed through it, it behaves similar to a bar
magnet, producing a very similar field pattern as that of a bar magnet.
To increase the strength a soft iron core is used.
15. When an electric conductor is placed in a magnetic field, it
experiences a force. This force is directly proportional to
the current and is also perpendicular to its length and
magnetic field.
16. Force on a straight current carrying conductor is
mutually perpendicular to the magnetic field and the
direction of the current.
Fleming’s left hand rule states that the direction of force
applied to a current carrying wire is perpendicular to both,
the direction of current as well as the magnetic field.
17. Electric Motor converts electrical energy into mechanical
energy.
Current enters arm AB through brush X and current flows through
brush Y from C to D. Using Fleming’s LHR we find that the force
pushes AB downwards and pushes CD upwards.
In electric Motor the split rings PQ act as a commutator that
reverses the direction of the current. The reversing of the current is
repeated at each half rotation, giving rise to a continuous rotation
of the coil.
18. Faraday discovered that a magnetic field interacts with an
electric circuit by inducing a voltage known as EMF
(electromotive force) by electromagnetic induction.
Moving a magnet towards a coil sets up a current in the coil
circuit, as indicated by deflection in the galvanometer needle.
19. The phenomenon of electromagnetic induction is the production
of induced EMF and thereby current in a coil, due to the varying
magnetic field with time. If a coil is placed near to a current-
carrying conductor, the magnetic field changes due to a change
in I or due to the relative motion between the coil and conductor.
The direction of the induced current is given by Fleming’s right-
hand rule.
According to Fleming’s right-hand rule, the thumb,
forefinger and middle finger of the right hand are
stretched to be perpendicular to each other as
indicated below, and if the thumb indicates the
direction of the movement of conductor, fore-finger
indicating direction of the magnetic field, then the
middle finger indicates direction of the induced
current.
20.
21. The device that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy.
Operates on the principle of electromagnetic induction.
AC Generation: The axle attached to the two rings is rotated so that the
arms AB and CD move up and down respectively in the produced
magnetic field. Thus the induced current flows through ABCD. After half
rotation the direction of current in both arms changes. Again by
applying Fleming’s right hand rule, the induced currents are established
in these arms along directions DC and BA, therefore the induced I flows
through DCBA.
DC Generation: They work just like AC, instead use half rings to produce
current in one direction only without variations in magnitude.
22. Fuse is a protective device in an electrical circuit in times of
overloading.
Overloading is caused when the neutral and live wire come in
contact due to damage to the insulation or a fault in the line.
In times of overloading the current in circuit increases (short
circuit) and becomes hazardous. Joule’s heating(resistive or
ohmic heating on the passage of current) in the fuse device
melts the circuit and breaks the flow of current in the circuit.
23. • Livewire has a voltage of 220 V and is covered with red
insulation.
• Earth wire has a voltage of 0 V (same as Earth) and is covered
with green insulation.
• The neutral wire has black insulation.
• In our houses, we receive AC electric power of 220 V with a
frequency of 50 Hz.
24. Power losses in transmission lines over
long distances occur due to Joule’s
heating. This heat (H)∝l2R losses where
R is the line resistance.