Magnetism and
Electromagnetism
Outline
• Magnetism and Electromagnetism
• Electric Motors and Electromagnetic Induction
What is Magnet?
If a material is a magnetic, it has the ability to exert forces on magnets or
other magnetic materials
Poles of a magnet
• Magnet have a North and South Pole.
• Like poles repel.
• Unlike poles attract.
• What happens if you break a magnet in
half?
Properties of Magnets
• Magnets have two opposite poles
--North
--South
• Magnets exert forces on each other
• The forces depend on the alignment对
齐 of the poles
Properties of Magnets
• Plastics, wood ,and most insulating materials are virtually transparent
to magnetic forces.
• Conducting metals, like aluminum, also allow magnetic forces to pass
through, but may change the forces.
The Magnetic Field
All magnets create a magnetic
field in the space around them,
and the magnetic field creates
forces on other magnets
Magnetic field line Arrows on the field lines
show the direction of the
force on a free to move
north pole
The stronger the magnetic
field the denser the
magnetic field lines.
The Magnetic Field
The Magnetic Fields between two bar magnets
Magnetism can be
induced in a magnetic
material if it is placed
within a magnetic field.
iron bar
Induced magnetism
Hard vs. soft magnetic materials
Permanent magnets are
made of magnetically
hard materials such as
steel. These materials
retain their magnetisation
once magnetised.
Magnetically soft
materials, such as iron,
lose their magnetisation
easily. They suitable for
temporary magnet such
as electromagnets.
Choose appropriate words to fill in the gaps below:
Magnetic materials are either hard or ______. Hard
magnetic materials such as ______ retain their magnetisation
once magnetised.
A magnetic _____ is a region where the magnetic force is
greatest. Magnetic poles always occur in ______. Like poles
_______, unlike attract.
A magnetic ______ is a region where magnetic force is
exerted. The ________ of the magnetic field around a bar
magnet is from north to south.
soft
repel field
steel direction
pole pairs
WORD SELECTION:
soft
repel
field
steel
direction
pole
pairs
In 1820 Hans Ørsted noticed
that a wire carrying an electric
current caused a compass
needle to deflect.
No current,
compass
points to north
Current,
compass
deflected
Electromagnetism电磁
• The magnetic field consists
of concentric circles centred
on the wire.
• The magnetic field is
strongest near the wire.
• This is shown by the field
lines being closest together
near to the wire.
• The strength of the field
increases if the electric
current is increased.
Magnetic field patterns around wires
1. Straight wire
Grab the wire with the
RIGHT hand.
The thumb is placed in
the direction of the
electric current.
The fingers show the
direction of the circular
magnetic field.
The right-hand rule (for fields)
Complete the diagrams below:
Electric current out of the page
Electric current into the page
Add field
arrows
Add field
arrows
Add current
direction
Add current
direction
Practice
Plan view
Magnetic field patterns around wires
2. Flat circular coil 平面圆形线圈
• A solenoid is a coil of wire
carrying an electric current.
• The magnetic field is similar in
shape to that around a bar
magnet.
• The strength of the field
increases with:
1. the electric current
2. the number of turns in the coil
N S
Magnetic field patterns around wires
3. Solenoid螺线管
Grab the coil with the
RIGHT hand.
The fingers are placed
in the direction that the
eclectic current flows
around the coil.
The thumb points
towards the north pole
end of the coil.
N S
The right-hand grip rule (for poles)
Complete the diagrams below:
1. Locate north
4. Add coils
3. Add current direction
2. Locate south
N
S
N
Practice
An electromagnet consists of a
current carrying coil wrapped
around an iron core.
Electromagnets 电磁铁
1. Scrap yard crane
废料场起重机
• The iron core of the electromagnet
is a SOFT magnetic material.
• When current flows the iron
becomes strongly magnetised and
so picks up the scrap iron and steel.
• When the current is turned off the
iron loses its magnetisation and so
releases the scrap.
Uses of electromagnets
2. The electric bell
When the push switch is closed
current flows around the circuit
turning on the electromagnet.
The soft iron armature is pulled
towards the electromagnet and the
hammer hits the gong.
This causes the contact switch to
open cutting off the electric current.
The spring now pulls the armature
back again closing the contact
switch.
Current now flows again and the
hammer hits the gong again.
gong
hammer
electromagnet
push
switch spring
contact
switch
soft iron
armature
Uses of electromagnets
Label the diagram of the electric bell below:
1
2
3
4
5
6
Contact switch
7
8
Practice
Choose appropriate words to fill in the gaps below:
A wire carrying an electric ______ produces a magnetic field.
This field increases in ________ if the current is increased.
A ________ is a coil of wire carrying an electric current. The
field produced increases in strength if the number of _____
in the coil is increased or if _____ is placed inside the coil.
An ____________ consists of a coil of a solenoid wrapped
around an iron core. Iron is a ______ magnetic material that
loses its magnetisation once the current in the coil is switched
off.
solenoid strength
iron soft
turns current
electromagnet
WORD SELECTION:
solenoid
strength
iron
soft
turns
current
electromagnet
Electric charges are deflected
by magnetic fields provided
they are not travelling parallel
to the field lines.
Positive and negative charges
are deflected in opposite
directions.
S
N
+
-
Charge deflection by a magnetic field
+ -
+
-
+
-
When a current carrying
conductor carrying an
electric current is placed in
a magnetic field, it will
experience a force provided
that the conductor is not
placed parallel to the field
lines.
This is called the motor
effect.
S
N
+ -
The Motor Effect
The force increases if:
– the strength of the magnetic field is increased
– the current is increased
The direction of the force is reversed if either the
direction of the current or the direction of the magnetic
field is reversed.
The Motor Effect
Note:
Magnetic field direction is from NORTH to SOUTH
Current direction is from PLUS to MINUS
Fleming’s left-hand motor rule
Insert the missing information
Note: means current out of the page
means current into the page
N S S N
N S
Q1. Force direction ? Q2 Current direction ?
Q3 N and S poles ?
Q4 Force directions ?
N S
Practice
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• Electric current flowing around the
coil of the electric motor produces
oppositely directed forces on each
side of the coil.
• These forces cause the coil to
rotate.
• Every half revolution the split ring
commutator causes the current in
the coil to reverse otherwise the
coil would stop in the vertical
position.
The electric motor
N
+
S
Brushes lose contact with the
split ring commutator.
Current no longer flows through
the motor coil.
The coil will continue to rotate
clockwise due to its momentum.
Brushes in contact with the split
ring commutator.
Current flows through the
motor coil.
Forces exert a clockwise turning
effect on the coil
Brushes regain contact with the
split ring commutator.
Current flows through the
motor coil but in the opposite
direction.
Forces exert a clockwise turning
effect on the coil.
Brushes lose contact with the
split ring commutator.
Current no longer flows through
the motor coil.
The coil will continue to rotate
clockwise due to its momentum.
Brushes regain contact with the
split ring commutator.
Current flows through the
motor coil but in the original
direction.
Forces exert a clockwise turning
effect on the coil.
split-ring commutator
contact brush
rotation
axis
Model electric motor
The loudspeaker
The sound signal consists of an
alternating current supplied by the
amplifier.
This current flows through the coil of the
loudspeaker.
Due to the motor effect, the magnetic
field around the coil causes the coil to
vibrate in step with the alternating
current.
The coil causes the diaphragm (speaker
cone) to vibrate in step with the original
sound signal.
The diaphragm causes air to vibrate and
so produces a sound wave.
Question
Choose appropriate words to fill in the gaps below:
The motor effect occurs when a _______ carrying wire is
placed inside a ________ field.
The force exerted is __________ when the wire is at 90° to the
magnetic field __________ but is zero if the wire is ________ to
the field.
The force increases with _________ or current strength, the
force __________ in direction if either are reversed.
Applications include the electric motor and ___________.
magnetic
parallel
maximum
direction
loudspeaker
current
WORD SELECTION:
reverses
magnetic
parallel
maximum
direction
loudspeaker
current
field
reverses
field
What is
e.m.f
e.m.f. is an abbreviation for
electromotive force. When
charge flows through a cell it is
given energy by the cell. The
number of joules of energy given
to each coulomb of charge that
passes through the cell is the
e.m.f. of the cell
Recall
当电荷流过电池时,电池给它能量。
Show understanding that a
conductor moving across a
magnetic field or a
changing magnetic field
linking with a conductor
can induce an e.m.f. in the
conductor
Basically ……..
A piece of wire
+
N S
A magnetic
field
=
V
A small
e.m.f is
generated
Movement
The production of
an e.m.f. by
moving a wire in
a magnetic field
is known as
electromagnetic
induction.
If an electrical conductor cuts
through magnetic field lines, a
voltage is induced across the ends
of the conductor.
If the wire is part of a complete
circuit, a current is induced in the
wire.
This is called electromagnetic
induction and is sometimes called
the generator effect.
Electromagnetic Induction电磁感应
如果电导体穿过磁力线,导线两端就会感应电压。如果导线是完整电路的一部分,导
线中就会感应电流。这被称为电磁感应,有时也被称为发电机效应。
If a magnet is moved into a coil
of wire, a voltage is induced
across the ends of the coil.
If the direction of motion, or the
polarity of the magnet, is
reversed, then the direction of
the induced voltage and the
induced current are also
reversed.
Electromagnetic induction also
occurs if the magnetic field is
stationary and the coil is moved.
Electromagnetic Induction电磁感应
如果把磁体移动到线圈中,线圈两端就会感应电压。如果磁体的运动方向或极性相
反,那么感应电压和感应电流的方向也相反。如果磁场是静止的而线圈是移动的,
也会产生电磁感应。
The size of the induced voltage increases when:
– the speed of the movement increases
– the strength of the magnetic field increases
– the number of turns on the coil increases
– the area of the coil is greater.
Electromagnetic Induction电磁感应
Alternating Current Generators
Most electricity is produced using the ‘generator effect’.
The simplest generators and the types used in power
stations produce alternating current (A.C.)
Moving Coil A.C. Generator
This like an electric motor in reverse.
As the coil is rotated electromagnetic induction occurs.
An alternating voltage is induced in the coil.
An alternating current is moved out through two slip rings.
The faster the coil is rotated:
- the greater is the amplitude of the voltage and current
- the higher is the frequency of the a.c.
Bicycle generator
When the wheel turns the
magnet is made to rotate next
to the fixed coil of wire.
Electromagnetic induction
occurs and a alternating
voltage is induced in the coil.
This causes an alternating
current to flow to the light
bulb of the bicycle.
Pastpaper
Practice
The graph opposite
shows how the voltage
of a generator varies in
time. Using the same set
of axes show how the
voltage would vary if the
rotational speed of the
generator was doubled.
V
time
The new voltage will have TWICE the
amplitude AND frequency of the original.
Choose appropriate words to fill in the gaps below:
The _________ effect occurs when a conductor is moved
relative to a ____________ field. This is also known as
electromagnetic ___________.
The greater the relative __________ of the conductor and
magnetic field the _______ is the voltage ________.
If the conductor is part of a ________ circuit an electric
current will flow.
___________ current is produced if the direction of movement
is continually _________.
magnetic generator
complete
induction movement
greater
WORD SELECTION:
induced
alternating reversed
magnetic
generator
complete
induction
movement
greater induced
alternating
reversed
Pastpaper
Magnetism and Electromagnetism.pptx

Magnetism and Electromagnetism.pptx

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    Outline • Magnetism andElectromagnetism • Electric Motors and Electromagnetic Induction
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    What is Magnet? Ifa material is a magnetic, it has the ability to exert forces on magnets or other magnetic materials
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    Poles of amagnet • Magnet have a North and South Pole. • Like poles repel. • Unlike poles attract. • What happens if you break a magnet in half?
  • 7.
    Properties of Magnets •Magnets have two opposite poles --North --South • Magnets exert forces on each other • The forces depend on the alignment对 齐 of the poles
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    Properties of Magnets •Plastics, wood ,and most insulating materials are virtually transparent to magnetic forces. • Conducting metals, like aluminum, also allow magnetic forces to pass through, but may change the forces.
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    The Magnetic Field Allmagnets create a magnetic field in the space around them, and the magnetic field creates forces on other magnets
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    Magnetic field lineArrows on the field lines show the direction of the force on a free to move north pole The stronger the magnetic field the denser the magnetic field lines. The Magnetic Field
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    The Magnetic Fieldsbetween two bar magnets
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    Magnetism can be inducedin a magnetic material if it is placed within a magnetic field. iron bar Induced magnetism
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    Hard vs. softmagnetic materials Permanent magnets are made of magnetically hard materials such as steel. These materials retain their magnetisation once magnetised. Magnetically soft materials, such as iron, lose their magnetisation easily. They suitable for temporary magnet such as electromagnets.
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    Choose appropriate wordsto fill in the gaps below: Magnetic materials are either hard or ______. Hard magnetic materials such as ______ retain their magnetisation once magnetised. A magnetic _____ is a region where the magnetic force is greatest. Magnetic poles always occur in ______. Like poles _______, unlike attract. A magnetic ______ is a region where magnetic force is exerted. The ________ of the magnetic field around a bar magnet is from north to south. soft repel field steel direction pole pairs WORD SELECTION: soft repel field steel direction pole pairs
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    In 1820 HansØrsted noticed that a wire carrying an electric current caused a compass needle to deflect. No current, compass points to north Current, compass deflected Electromagnetism电磁
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    • The magneticfield consists of concentric circles centred on the wire. • The magnetic field is strongest near the wire. • This is shown by the field lines being closest together near to the wire. • The strength of the field increases if the electric current is increased. Magnetic field patterns around wires 1. Straight wire
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    Grab the wirewith the RIGHT hand. The thumb is placed in the direction of the electric current. The fingers show the direction of the circular magnetic field. The right-hand rule (for fields)
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    Complete the diagramsbelow: Electric current out of the page Electric current into the page Add field arrows Add field arrows Add current direction Add current direction Practice
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    Plan view Magnetic fieldpatterns around wires 2. Flat circular coil 平面圆形线圈
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    • A solenoidis a coil of wire carrying an electric current. • The magnetic field is similar in shape to that around a bar magnet. • The strength of the field increases with: 1. the electric current 2. the number of turns in the coil N S Magnetic field patterns around wires 3. Solenoid螺线管
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    Grab the coilwith the RIGHT hand. The fingers are placed in the direction that the eclectic current flows around the coil. The thumb points towards the north pole end of the coil. N S The right-hand grip rule (for poles)
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    Complete the diagramsbelow: 1. Locate north 4. Add coils 3. Add current direction 2. Locate south N S N Practice
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    An electromagnet consistsof a current carrying coil wrapped around an iron core. Electromagnets 电磁铁
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    1. Scrap yardcrane 废料场起重机 • The iron core of the electromagnet is a SOFT magnetic material. • When current flows the iron becomes strongly magnetised and so picks up the scrap iron and steel. • When the current is turned off the iron loses its magnetisation and so releases the scrap. Uses of electromagnets
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    2. The electricbell When the push switch is closed current flows around the circuit turning on the electromagnet. The soft iron armature is pulled towards the electromagnet and the hammer hits the gong. This causes the contact switch to open cutting off the electric current. The spring now pulls the armature back again closing the contact switch. Current now flows again and the hammer hits the gong again. gong hammer electromagnet push switch spring contact switch soft iron armature Uses of electromagnets
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    Label the diagramof the electric bell below: 1 2 3 4 5 6 Contact switch 7 8 Practice
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    Choose appropriate wordsto fill in the gaps below: A wire carrying an electric ______ produces a magnetic field. This field increases in ________ if the current is increased. A ________ is a coil of wire carrying an electric current. The field produced increases in strength if the number of _____ in the coil is increased or if _____ is placed inside the coil. An ____________ consists of a coil of a solenoid wrapped around an iron core. Iron is a ______ magnetic material that loses its magnetisation once the current in the coil is switched off. solenoid strength iron soft turns current electromagnet WORD SELECTION: solenoid strength iron soft turns current electromagnet
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    Electric charges aredeflected by magnetic fields provided they are not travelling parallel to the field lines. Positive and negative charges are deflected in opposite directions. S N + - Charge deflection by a magnetic field
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    + - + - + - When acurrent carrying conductor carrying an electric current is placed in a magnetic field, it will experience a force provided that the conductor is not placed parallel to the field lines. This is called the motor effect. S N + - The Motor Effect
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    The force increasesif: – the strength of the magnetic field is increased – the current is increased The direction of the force is reversed if either the direction of the current or the direction of the magnetic field is reversed. The Motor Effect
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    Note: Magnetic field directionis from NORTH to SOUTH Current direction is from PLUS to MINUS Fleming’s left-hand motor rule
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    Insert the missinginformation Note: means current out of the page means current into the page N S S N N S Q1. Force direction ? Q2 Current direction ? Q3 N and S poles ? Q4 Force directions ? N S Practice
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    • Electric currentflowing around the coil of the electric motor produces oppositely directed forces on each side of the coil. • These forces cause the coil to rotate. • Every half revolution the split ring commutator causes the current in the coil to reverse otherwise the coil would stop in the vertical position. The electric motor
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    N + S Brushes lose contactwith the split ring commutator. Current no longer flows through the motor coil. The coil will continue to rotate clockwise due to its momentum. Brushes in contact with the split ring commutator. Current flows through the motor coil. Forces exert a clockwise turning effect on the coil Brushes regain contact with the split ring commutator. Current flows through the motor coil but in the opposite direction. Forces exert a clockwise turning effect on the coil. Brushes lose contact with the split ring commutator. Current no longer flows through the motor coil. The coil will continue to rotate clockwise due to its momentum. Brushes regain contact with the split ring commutator. Current flows through the motor coil but in the original direction. Forces exert a clockwise turning effect on the coil. split-ring commutator contact brush rotation axis
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    The loudspeaker The soundsignal consists of an alternating current supplied by the amplifier. This current flows through the coil of the loudspeaker. Due to the motor effect, the magnetic field around the coil causes the coil to vibrate in step with the alternating current. The coil causes the diaphragm (speaker cone) to vibrate in step with the original sound signal. The diaphragm causes air to vibrate and so produces a sound wave.
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    Question Choose appropriate wordsto fill in the gaps below: The motor effect occurs when a _______ carrying wire is placed inside a ________ field. The force exerted is __________ when the wire is at 90° to the magnetic field __________ but is zero if the wire is ________ to the field. The force increases with _________ or current strength, the force __________ in direction if either are reversed. Applications include the electric motor and ___________. magnetic parallel maximum direction loudspeaker current WORD SELECTION: reverses magnetic parallel maximum direction loudspeaker current field reverses field
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    What is e.m.f e.m.f. isan abbreviation for electromotive force. When charge flows through a cell it is given energy by the cell. The number of joules of energy given to each coulomb of charge that passes through the cell is the e.m.f. of the cell Recall 当电荷流过电池时,电池给它能量。
  • 44.
    Show understanding thata conductor moving across a magnetic field or a changing magnetic field linking with a conductor can induce an e.m.f. in the conductor Basically …….. A piece of wire + N S A magnetic field = V A small e.m.f is generated Movement The production of an e.m.f. by moving a wire in a magnetic field is known as electromagnetic induction.
  • 45.
    If an electricalconductor cuts through magnetic field lines, a voltage is induced across the ends of the conductor. If the wire is part of a complete circuit, a current is induced in the wire. This is called electromagnetic induction and is sometimes called the generator effect. Electromagnetic Induction电磁感应 如果电导体穿过磁力线,导线两端就会感应电压。如果导线是完整电路的一部分,导 线中就会感应电流。这被称为电磁感应,有时也被称为发电机效应。
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    If a magnetis moved into a coil of wire, a voltage is induced across the ends of the coil. If the direction of motion, or the polarity of the magnet, is reversed, then the direction of the induced voltage and the induced current are also reversed. Electromagnetic induction also occurs if the magnetic field is stationary and the coil is moved. Electromagnetic Induction电磁感应 如果把磁体移动到线圈中,线圈两端就会感应电压。如果磁体的运动方向或极性相 反,那么感应电压和感应电流的方向也相反。如果磁场是静止的而线圈是移动的, 也会产生电磁感应。
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    The size ofthe induced voltage increases when: – the speed of the movement increases – the strength of the magnetic field increases – the number of turns on the coil increases – the area of the coil is greater. Electromagnetic Induction电磁感应
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    Alternating Current Generators Mostelectricity is produced using the ‘generator effect’. The simplest generators and the types used in power stations produce alternating current (A.C.)
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    This like anelectric motor in reverse. As the coil is rotated electromagnetic induction occurs. An alternating voltage is induced in the coil. An alternating current is moved out through two slip rings. The faster the coil is rotated: - the greater is the amplitude of the voltage and current - the higher is the frequency of the a.c.
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    Bicycle generator When thewheel turns the magnet is made to rotate next to the fixed coil of wire. Electromagnetic induction occurs and a alternating voltage is induced in the coil. This causes an alternating current to flow to the light bulb of the bicycle.
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    Practice The graph opposite showshow the voltage of a generator varies in time. Using the same set of axes show how the voltage would vary if the rotational speed of the generator was doubled. V time The new voltage will have TWICE the amplitude AND frequency of the original.
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    Choose appropriate wordsto fill in the gaps below: The _________ effect occurs when a conductor is moved relative to a ____________ field. This is also known as electromagnetic ___________. The greater the relative __________ of the conductor and magnetic field the _______ is the voltage ________. If the conductor is part of a ________ circuit an electric current will flow. ___________ current is produced if the direction of movement is continually _________. magnetic generator complete induction movement greater WORD SELECTION: induced alternating reversed magnetic generator complete induction movement greater induced alternating reversed
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