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X Z rotor Istator stator out of page ICD into page rotation axis IAB into page

D X Y rotor coil A Z C B stator rotor

stator rotor

primary secondary input output laminated soft iron core

primary secondary V switch closed switch opened

sparking due to very high induced voltages

2000 W 2000 W primary secondary arcing at a step-down transformer 1000 V 2 A 200 V 10 A soft iron core 2000 W 2000 W arcing at a step-down transformer

2000 W 2000 W primary secondary 10 turns 100 V 500 V 20 A 4 A 50 turns soft iron core 2000 W 2000 W

I induced eddy current eddy current cause a heating effect increasing current insulation layer iron layer increasing current laminations reduce magnitude of eddy currents  less ohmic heating ( I 2 R )

potential difference [V] 400 300 200 100 potential difference [V] -100 -200 -300 -400 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 time [ms]

Many people have died by electrocution when contacting the active wire.

strong field: high density of B-lines N S S N weak field: low density of B-lines compass needles / magnets align along B-field

N S the magnetic field in the region between the poles is nearly uniform

direction of B-field given by right hand rule current I into page B B I R B-field increases with increasing I B-field decreases with increasing R

X Y

X Y Z

Y X Z +

time to each max height max height time to each max height max height

X Y +

Y X 500 V 250 V U = 0 J V = 0 V - 250 V - 500 V proton electron 5 mm (0,0) - 250 V - 500 V proton electron

detector ion accelerating electric field least massive ions accelerated ion beam positive ions sample most massive ions electron beam slits B-field heating element to vaporize sample

X Y Re Rp radius not to scale

Bubble Chamber: paths of charges in magnetic field

Michael Faraday James clerk Maxwell

World after the work of Faraday and Maxwell

coil rotating shaft coil rotating B-field galvanometer laminated iron core transformer primary coils secondary coils magnetic flux enhanced in iron core produces eddy currents which oppose it

mechanical input electrical output rotating loop magnet

N S

peddle power

Faraday Disc dynamo – world’s first electric generator for producing a continuous DC voltage copper disk brush magnet electron flow brush copper disk meter

rotating coil slip rings CRO brushes

brush commutator: single split-ring armature

coil N = 320 turns electromagnet

B [T] t [ms]  [kV] t [ms] I [A] t [ms] 0.080 0 1 2 3 4 5 6.8 0 1 2 3 4 5 t [ms]  [kV] 6.8 0 1 2 3 4 5 t [ms] I [A] 136 0 1 2 3 4 5 t [ms]

VOLVO: in the future all our cars will have electric motors

NO PETROL

electric traction motor electronics controller DC/DC converter cooling system primary battery charge point transmission charger secondary battery