Electromagnetic assembly with detachable transformer, high

Função

Intended for experimental study, physics laboratory work, and conducting physics and engineering experiments on: Magnetism. Observing magnetic field lines around different magnetized objects. Permanent magnets. The magnetic field line and a method for its "visualization". The magnetic field vector. Magnetization by induction. Magnetic field lines. Ferromagnetic substances. The magnetic field. Magnetization by contact (or by friction). The poles of a magnet. Repulsion between magnetic poles of the same name. Attraction between magnetic poles of different names. Identification and interaction between magnetic poles. The magnetic spectrum between magnetic poles of the same name and between two magnetic poles of different names. The inseparability of the magnetic poles of a magnet. Identification of magnetic poles and lines of force in a magnetized object. Magnetic field. Earth's magnetism. Interaction between magnetic poles. The magnetic field line. Observing and drawing magnetic spectra and recognizing the region where the magnetic field is most intense. Electromagnetism. Oersted's experiment and electromagnetism, projection table. The compass rose and its use. Remembering magnetic field lines, their properties, and what they tell us about the magnetic field vector. The right-hand rule, which relates the orientation of magnetic induction lines to the direction of electric current flowing in a straight conductor. The magnetic field generated by an electric current in a straight conductor. The magnetic field between two parallel and straight conductors carrying electric current. The magnetic field at the center of a circular loop carrying an electric current. Magnetic induction inside a solenoid carrying an electric current. Electromagnetic phenomena. The step-up and step-down electrical transformer. Assembling a voltage transformer. What is meant by an ideal electrical transformer. The operation of an electrical transformer. The primary, armature, and secondary windings of the transformer. The step-up transformer is suitable for use with a 110 VAC mains voltage on the primary side. The step-down transformer is suitable for use with a 220 VAC mains voltage on the primary side, etc. Note: DC power supply not included.