L1 Introduction to magnetism L10 Loudspeakers & Microphones
L2 Compasses L11 Transformers
L3 EM practical
L4 Solenoid
L5 Force on a current carrying wire
L6 Fleming LHR
L7 Motors
L8 Induced potential
L9 Generator effect
Lesson Sequence
Pupils should have been taught to: Pupils will be taught:
• Students should have been taught how that • To apply this knowledge & apply it to motors
a current carrying wire within a magnetic & other electromagnetic devices.
field should experience a force.
Specification Prior Learning Future Learning
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Last Year Stretch & Challenge
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Current
Recall what each finger in Fleming’s left hand rule Flux density
means. Force
Recall what direction current flows in.
Apply Fleming’s LHR to a variety of different
scenarios.
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carrying wire can be c
predicted using Fleming’s
left-hand rule.
FBI! = 0.25T
Stretch: Work our the direction
in which the wire will move, and S
calculate the force exerted on 0.15m N
the wire. = 2A
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Magnetic field lines flow
from North to South. SciDo
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Current flows from Stretch: What
positive to negative. directions do electrons
flow in a circuit?
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Questions:
1) What direction does the
current flow through the wire?
2) What direction does the
magnetic field go?
3) Therefore what direction is the
force on the wire?
Questions:
1) What direction does the
current flow through the wire?
2) What direction does the
magnetic field go?
3) Therefore what direction is the
force on the wire?
Questions:
1) What direction does the
current flow through the wire?
2) What direction does the
magnetic field go?
3) Therefore what direction is the
force on the wire?
Questions:
1) What direction does the current flow through
the wire?
2) What direction does the magnetic field go?
3) Therefore what direction is the force on the
wire?
Questions:
1) What direction does the
current flow through the wire?
2) What direction does the
magnetic field go?
3) Therefore what direction is the
force on the wire?
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current
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force
2. Motor effect.
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4. From positive to negative
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6. Decrease current, decrease strength of magnetic field,
decrease length of wire in wire, rotate wire to same
direction as field.
7. Increase current, increase strength of magnetic field.
8. Reverse the current, turn magnet so North and South
poles are in opposite directions.
9. When the current goes parallel to magnetic field.
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11. Reverse direction of battery/current, reverse direction
of magnetic field.
12. Closing switch makes a current flow.
This creates a magnetic field.
This field interacts with the permanent magnetic field.
13. Upwards
14. The wire vibrates up and down, because the forces
continually changes direction.
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Exam question so exam
conditions!
You have 8 minutes.
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