Chapter 5 Electricity, Magnetism, & Electromagnetism
Chapter 5 Electricity, Magnetism, & Electromagnetism
charge
Uncharged particles do not have electric Concerned with electron flow
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field
Four States of Matter
Electric Field Conductor, Insulator, Semiconductor,
The lines of force exerted on charged ions in Superconductor
the tissues by the electrodes
STEWART C. BUSHONG SUMMARIZED BY: MEYNARD Y. CASTRO
CHAPTER 5
ELECTRICITY, MAGNETISM, & ELECTROMAGNETISM
Parallel Circuit
William Shockley (1946) Elements are connected at their ends rather
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Diamagnetic
Weakly repelled from both poles of a Magnetic Lines of Induction
magnetic field The imaginary magnetic field lines
Example: copper, water & plastic
Soft Iron
An excellent temporary magnet Any charge in motion induces a magnetic field!
Step-up Transformer
Turns ratio greater than 1
Primary Side: low voltage, high current
Secondary Side: high voltage, low current
Step-down Transformer
Turns ratio less than 1
Primary Side: high voltage, low current
Secondary Side: low voltage, high current
Types of Transformer
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Closed-core Transformer
A square core of ferromagnetic materials
built up of laminated layers of iron
STEWART C. BUSHONG SUMMARIZED BY: MEYNARD Y. CASTRO