Jim Pulickeel SPH3U1 January 2010. Gizmo Activities added - Archived for Vectors, Forces, Energy Work - Activities done for Electricity and Magnetism.

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Jim Pulickeel SPH3U1 January 2010

Gizmo Activities added - Archived for Vectors, Forces, Energy Work - Activities done for Electricity and Magnetism - Future Activities for Sound and Waves Start Studying For Exam - Exam not hard, easier than tests, no tricks on MC. - Level 2-3+ questions. - Read Sample Problems in Text - Start Doing Exam Review - Old Tests, Quizzes, Problem Sets. Sound Test on Last Day (before In class Exams). Grade 12 is - easier because you know what to expect. Less class distractions - Pace is same as this year. Workload is same. - Concepts build on this year at the same rate of development - (v,a  2d v, c(a),p, Elec  ca+B, II plates, fluidic motion, quatum mech. etc... Notes

Recall...

Force on Conductor Recall... N S

The Motor Principle A current carrying conductor that cuts across external magnetic field lines experiences a force ⊥ to both the magnetic field and the direction of the electric current. The magnitude of this force depends on the magnitude of both the external field and the current, as well as the angle between the conductor and the magnetic field it cuts across. Current (I) Magnetic Field ( β ) Force (F)

The Right Hand Rule for the Motor Principle

Applying the Motor Right Hand Rule To Wires

SN

NN

An Electromagnetic Relay Click on image for link to animation

The Electric Bell

The Electric Motor Force Into Page Force Out of Page

The Electric Motor Force Into Page Weakening Force Out of Page Weakening

The Electric Motor Forces acting on the wire are parallel to its orientation. Because it can not torque in that manner, their is no movement

The Electric Motor Force Into Page Strengthening Force Out of Page Strengthening

The Electric Motor Force Into Page Force Out of Page

The Electric Motor Modified... Force Into Page Maximum Force Out of Page Minimum

The Electric Motor Modified... Force Into Page Weakening Force Out of Page Weakening

The Electric Motor Modified... There is now no contact between the wires and the commutator

The Electric Motor Modified... Force Into Page Strengthening Force Out of Page Strengthening

The Electric Motor – Complete Cycle Force Into Page Maximum Force Out of Page Minimum

The Electric Motor – Complete Cycle

The Electric Motor Modified...

The Electric Motor Click on picture for link to animation

Power Generation Click here for online animation