Electromagnetism
Electromagnets are a key to this breakthrough invention that is still widely used today.
What is the electric motor?
Another way to say a wave had its properties adjusted and then sent.
What is transmit?
This type of circuit has only one pathway for electricity to flow.
What is a series circuit?
This is how heat sinks work.
What is giving more area for cooling through convection?
The ends of the battery.
What are terminals?
He invented the electromagent.
Who is William Sturegeon?
A disturbance that carries energy through matter or space.
What is a wave?
These slow down and control how much current runs through parts of the circuit.
What are resistors?
This continent has the most Maglev (Magnet) Trains.
What is Asia?
The chemical that moves ions through a battery.
What are electrolytes?
What are analog waves?
The scale that includes all of the light that we know, including visible light.
What is the electromagnetic spectrum?
To make wires safe, they are usually covered in a rubber. Known as this.
What are insulators?
The number of waves that pass in a specific unit of time.
What is frequency?
This is the unit of electric current, often shortened to Ams.
What are amperes?
Another invention made possible by electromagnets, that allows you to have electricity when the main power goes out.
What is a generator?
These types of waves move at right angles.
What are transverse waves?
These are usually metal and allow electrons to move freely in a circuit.
What are conductors?
Wavelength must be measured this way.
Ben Franklin used this as a special type of batter.
What is a Leyden Jar?
What is the magnet's polarity?
These types of waves move along the same path as their energy field.
What are longitudinal waves?
This is the a circuit with multiple pathways for electric current to flow.
What is parallel circuit?
This is the push or pressure of electricity, but also the measure of work in an electric charge.
What is voltage?
The system that regulates and keeps electric devices cool.
What are Thermal Management Systems?