Motors/Generators
These generators work based on Faradays Law.
What are Electric Generators?
This person discovered that an electrical current can be used to generate a magnetic field.
Who is Hans Oersted?
This type of anode contains an induction motor.
What is a rotating anode?
The magnitude of the induced electric current depends on this many factors.
What is four?
Small discrete bundle of energy
Whats a photon?
This requires electricity to create a magnetic field.
What is an Electric motor?
This rule is used to visualize the magnetic field line around electric current.
What is the right hand rule?
A series of electromagnets that surround the shaft of the rotor
What are stators?
This is needed for magnetic fields to generate electricity.
What is motion between a magnetic field and a conductor?
This is how you determine the rotation for the foot
What is 30-40 degrees till the dorsum is parallel to the IR?
Electricity is produced in this, by the wire moving within the magnetic field creating a current.
How is electricity produced in Electric Generators?
A circuit with current produces a magnetic field so powerful, that it overpowers this force.
This type of current energizes the electromagnets of the induction motor in the x-ray tube.
Farday's Law is the opposite of this law.
What is Oersted's Law?
This exam requires a 40 degrees cephalad angle and a Plantodorsal projection.
What is a Calcaneous exam?
In an electric motor, this turns clockwise trying to align with the magnetic field but changes direction just before they align.
What is the motion of the coiled wire in the electric motor?
This determines the direction of the magnetic field.
What is the direction of the electrical current?
This experiment is the basis of the electric motor
What is Oersted's compass and wire experiment?
This is a prime example of electromagnetic induction.
What is Radio Reception?
This generator has a 4% ripple thus supplying tube with 96%
What is a three phase 12 pulse generator?