The Motor Effect and DC Electric Motors - Statistics

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What do motors convert electrical energy into? Mechanical energy
100%
What does a current carrying conductor produce around it? A magnetic field
86%
Two parallel current-carrying conductors _______ each other if their direction is the same. Attract
71%
Two parallel current-carrying conductors _____ each other if their direction is opposite. Repel
57%
What is the magnitude of the force when the object is parallel to the external magnetic field? Zero
57%
Other than the split-ring, what are the other parts of the commutator (they are conducting contacts between the DC source and the split-ring) Brushes
43%
A force is placed on specific objects when they enter an external magnetic field. What must these objects be? Current-carrying conductors
43%
It is easier to rotate an object when the force is applied _______ ____ from the pivot axis.. Further away
43%
What is the SI unit for torque? Newton Metre
43%
In the initial force equation for the motor effect, what does the n represent? Number of turns
43%
It is also easier to apply the force if the force is applied at _____ ______ to a line joining the pivot axis to its point of application. right angles
43%
A simple DC motor usually consists of three parts and a source of current. What are these three parts? Rotor (coil)
43%
Stator (magnets)
43%
What is this effect called? The motor effect
43%
Torque, T, is the _______ effect of a force acting on an object. Turning
43%
The commutator ^ every time torque almost reaches what? Zero
43%
What does the constant k in the above equation equal to? 2.0x10^-7
29%
What is the name for the frame that the coil rotates with? Armature
29%
What equation do you use to calculate this force if the object is perpendicular to the external magnetic field? F=Bil or F=nBil
29%
The brushes also stop the connecting wires from getting _______. Tangled
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The magnetic field strength of a magnetic field emitted from a current-carrying conductor can be calculated using what equation? B=ki/d
14%
Commutator (split-ring)
14%
If two current-carrying conductors experience a force from each other, the equation to find out this force can be obtained by equating the above two equations to form a new equation. This equation is F=______/_. (Consider the two currents to be i1 and i2) kli1i2/d
14%
To maximise torque, what must be done to any permanent magnets? They must be curved
14%
What do AC split ring commutators do every half turn? Changes the direction of the current
0%
Galvanometer
0%
What are two common examples of DC motors? Speakers
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Using the above two statements, what is the equation to calculate torque (assuming T is torque) (when refrencing the angle just write (angle)) T=Fd(sin(angle))
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Other than increasing the variables or using more coils, what is a way to increase the torque produced from a motor? Using a soft iron core
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