Lesson 4: Generators: Let’s Get Charged!.

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Lesson 4: Generators: Let’s Get Charged!

What does a Generator do? THE BIG QUESTION What does a Generator do?

1. The movement of a magnet through coiled wire causes charged particles in the wire to move, resulting in _________. electricity

Generators 2. An electric generator is a device that converts _________ energy to ________ energy. kinetic electrical

Generators 3. A generator consists of __________ and coiled wire. magnets 4. Kinetic energy moves the magnets (or the coil of wire) and this causes charges in the coiled wire to ________. flow

Generators 5. A water pump (or even a pump for soap) is similar to a generator because it causes the water to flow but ______________________. does not create water

Click here for a simulation of a generator. PHET Simulation Click here for a simulation of a generator.