Magnetism Day 3 Magnetic Forces on CurrentCarrying wires

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Magnetism Day 3 Magnetic Forces on Current-Carrying wires

Magnetism Day 3 Magnetic Forces on Current-Carrying wires

RHR-1 PRACTICE Sign + Magnetic Field East Velocity North Force Sign Magnetic Field Down

RHR-1 PRACTICE Sign + Magnetic Field East Velocity North Force Sign Magnetic Field Down Velocity West Force South Sign - Sign + Magnetic Field North Magnetic Field East Velocity West Velocity Force West Force

When current flows through a wire, the individual charges are forced in a certain

When current flows through a wire, the individual charges are forced in a certain direction, and thus the wire experiences a force. Wire of length L Since d = rt, L = v. Dt Fmag I Remember, I consists of + charges.

THE DC MOTOR Split-Ring Commutator (SRC) Field Magnets (Permanent Magnets) Brushes Current Source Loop

THE DC MOTOR Split-Ring Commutator (SRC) Field Magnets (Permanent Magnets) Brushes Current Source Loop of currentcarrying wire http: //www. walter-fendt. de/ph 14 e/electricmotor. htm

The purpose of each part Source: Provides current to the loop. Loop: Provides a

The purpose of each part Source: Provides current to the loop. Loop: Provides a path for the current to flow, and feels the FORCE that turns the motor. Split-Ring Commutator (SRC): Allows current to flow into the loop and out of the loop. Switches POLARITY every 180 o (or half-turn) Brushes: Keep in contact with the SRC (which is turning) without causing the wires to the source to get wound up, kinked, or coiled. Field Magnets: Create a B field that forces the wire to turn.

DC Motors: How they work

DC Motors: How they work

The picture below shows a crosssection of the wire loop (showing a cut at

The picture below shows a crosssection of the wire loop (showing a cut at the location of the pink dashed line).

Find the direction of the force on the loop of wire at point ….

Find the direction of the force on the loop of wire at point …. A B C D When does the wire loop experience …. #1) Maximum Force? #2) Zero Force? What major event happens every half-turn? C D

Some practice problems Which direction will the orange dot move? N S I I

Some practice problems Which direction will the orange dot move? N S I I Which direction is current flowing? Into A or out of A? N S A A

What would happen if …. #1) The loop of wire was perpendicular to the

What would happen if …. #1) The loop of wire was perpendicular to the B-field when the battery was hooked up? #2) The magnets were removed from a DC Motor? #3) The Split-Ring Commutator wasn’t split, but was a solid ring? #4) The wire loop had many LOOPS (WINDINGS) before coming back to the commutator? #5) The current was AC (Alternating Current) instead of DC (Direct Current) #6) The brushes hit the “split” in the split-ring commutator?