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Page of 5 KY CONCPT Magnetism can produce current. BFOR, you learned Magnetism is a force exerted by magnets lectric current can produce a magnetic field lectromagnets can make objects move NOW, you will learn How a magnetic field can produce an electric current How a generator converts energy How direct current and alternating current differ VOCABULARY generator p. 96 direct current p. 97 alternating current p. 97 transformer p. 99 XPLOR nergy Conversion How can a motor produce current? PROCDUR 4 Touch the wires on the motor to the battery terminals to see how the motor operates. Connect the wires to the light bulb. Roll the shaft, or the movable part of the motor, between your fingers. Observe the light bulb. Now spin the shaft rapidly. Record your observations. MATRIALS small motor AA cell (battery) light bulb in holder WHAT DO YOU THINK? How did you produce current? What effect did your motion have on the amount of light produced? MAIN IDA WB Make a main idea web in your notebook for this heading. Magnets are used to generate an electric current. In the 80s, about ten years after Oersted discovered that an electric current produces magnetism, physicists observed the reverse effect a moving magnetic field induces an electric current. When a magnet moves inside a coiled wire that is in a circuit, an electric current is generated in the wire. It is often easier to generate an electric current by moving a wire inside a magnetic field. Whether it is the magnet or the wire that moves, the effect is the same. Current is generated as long as the wire crosses the magnetic field lines. What must happen for a magnetic field to produce an electric current? Chapter : Magnetism 95

Page of 5 Generating an lectric Current A generator is a device that converts the energy of motion, or kinetic energy, into electrical energy. A generator is similar to a motor in reverse. If you manually turn the shaft of a motor that contains a magnet, you can produce electric current. The illustration below shows a portable generator that provides electrical energy to charge a cell phone in an emergency. The generator produces current as you turn the handle. Because it does not need to be plugged in, the generator can be used wherever and whenever it is needed to recharge a phone. The energy is supplied by the person turning the handle. As the handle is turned, it rotates a series of gears. The gears turn the shaft of the generator. The rotation of the shaft causes coils of wire to rotate within a magnetic field. As the coils of the wire cross the magnetic field line, electric current is generated. The current recharges the battery of the cell phone. What is the source of energy for a cell phone generator? How a Cell Phone Generator Works An emergency cell phone charger uses a generator to produce electric current. lectric current recharges the phone s battery. Turning the handle provides kinetic energy to the generator, making the gears rotate. The turning motion rotates coils of wire inside a magnet. This rotation produces electric current. gears copper wire generator What function does the magnet in the generator serve? magnet shaft 96 Unit: lectricity and Magnetism

Page of 5 Direct and Alternating Currents Think about how current flows in all of the circuits that you have studied so far. lectrons flow from one end of a battery or generator, through the circuit, and eventually back to the battery or generator. lectrons that flow in one direction produce one of two types of current. (DC) is electric charge that flows in one direction only. Direct current is produced by batteries and by DC generators such as the cell phone generator. A direct current An alternating current (AC) is a flow of electric charge that reverses direction at regular intervals. The current that enters your home and school is an alternating current. What is the difference between direct current and alternating current? Direct currents and alternating currents are produced by different generators. In an AC generator, the direction in which charge flows depends upon the direction in which the magnet moves in relation to the coil. Because generators use a rotating electromagnet, the poles of the electromagnet alternate between moving toward and moving away from the magnet. The result is a current that reverses with each half-rotation of the coil. The illustration on the right shows a simple DC generator. DC generators are very similar to AC generators. The main difference is that DC generators have a commutator that causes the current to flow in only one direction. Many things in your home can work with either direct or alternating currents. In light bulbs, for instance, the resistance to motion of the electrons in the filament makes the filament glow. It doesn t matter in which direction the current is moving. Some appliances can use only direct current. The black box that is on the plug of some devices is an AC DC converter. AC DC converters change the alternating current to direct current. For example, laptop computers use converters like the one shown in the photograph on the right. In a desktop computer, the converter is part of the power supply unit. commutator coil of wire DC generator magnet Chapter : Magnetism 97

Page 4 of 5 lectric Current How can you identify the current? PROCDUR 4 Wrap the wire tightly around the middle of the compass 0 5 times. Leave about 0 cm of wire free at each end. Tape the wire to the back of the compass to keep it in place. Sand the ends of the wire with sandpaper to expose about cm of copper on each end. Arrange the compass on your desk so that the needle is parallel to, or lined up with, the coil. This will serve as your current detector. Tape one end of the wire to one terminal of the battery. Touch the other end of the wire to the other battery terminal. Record your observations. Observe the current detector as you tap the end of the wire to the battery terminal at a steady pace. Speed up or slow down your tapping until the needle of the compass alternates back and forth. Record your observations. WHAT DO YOU THINK? What did you observe? What type of current did you detect in step? in step 4? How did you identify the type of current? SKILL FOCUS Inferring MATRIALS piece of wire compass ruler tape sandpaper D cell (battery) TIM 5 minutes CHALLNG How is this setup similar to an AC generator? The energy that powers a car comes from burning gasoline, but the car also contains many devices that use electrical energy. Some of them are familiar the headlights, turn signals, radio, power windows, and door locks. Others may be less familiar, such as the spark plugs that ignite the gasoline, the fuel and oil pumps that move fluids in the engine, and the air conditioner. A car s engine includes a generator to provide current to its electrical devices. As the engine runs, it converts gasoline to kinetic energy. Some of that energy is transferred to the generator by a belt attached to its shaft. Inside the generator, a complex coil of copper wires turns in a magnetic field, generating a current that operates the electrical devices of the car. The generator also recharges the battery, so that power is available when the engine is not running. Because the generator in most cars supplies alternating current, a car generator is usually called an alternator. Check Your Reading What function does a generator in a car serve? 98 Unit: lectricity and Magnetism

Page 5 of 5 Magnets are used to control voltage. A transformer is a device that increases or decreases voltage. Transformers use magnetism to control the amount of voltage. A transformer consists of two coils of wire that are wrapped around an iron ring. An alternating current from the voltage source in the first coil produces a magnetic field. The iron ring becomes an electromagnet. Because the current alternates, the magnetic field is constantly changing. The second coil is therefore within a changing magnetic field. Current is generated in the second coil. If the two coils have the same number of loops, the voltage in the second coil will be the same as the voltage in the first coil. A change in the voltage is Step-Down Transformer caused when the two coils have iron ring different numbers of loops. If the second coil has fewer loops than the first, as in the illustration, the voltage is decreased. This is called a step-down transformer. On the other hand, if the second coil has more loops than the first, the voltage in the second circuit will be higher than the original voltage. This transformer is called a step-up transformer. coil of wire Transformers are used in the distribution of current. Current is sent over power lines from power plants at a very high voltage. Step-down transformers on utility poles, such as the one pictured on the right, reduce the voltage available for use in homes. Sending current at high voltages minimizes the amount of energy lost to resistance along the way. KY CONCPTS. What is necessary for a magnetic field to produce an electric current?. xplain how electric generators convert kinetic energy into electrical energy.. Compare and contrast the ways in which direct current and alternating current are generated. CRITICAL THINKING 4. Apply A radio can be operated either by plugging it into the wall or by using batteries. How can it use either source of current? 5. Drawing Conclusions Suppose that all of the electrical devices in a car stop working. xplain what the problem might be. CHALLNG 6. Apply uropean power companies deliver current at 0 V. Draw the design for a step-down transformer that would let you operate a CD player made to work at 0 V in France. Chapter : Magnetism 99