In a generator, an outside source of mechanical motion supplies the energy to move a magnet in a magnetic field. A generator works just like the moving magnet in a magnetic field (as in Part II). •Click on Show Field and observe the moving magnetic field
Changing: Increase Number of Loops
Results: Light shines brighter and brighter
Changing: Increase Outside Source
Results: Light shines the brightest, compass direction varies, and magnetic field changes
Changing: Decrease amount of outside source
Results: Light flashes and the magnetic field moves according to the outside source
Changing: Decrease Outside source even more
Results: Everything slows down, and the light dims as well as the compass direction moves slower. Everything reacts according to the rate of the outside source.
Would the wheel resist motion? Yes
As you worked harder at moving the wheel, you would expect the light to shine brighter.
Explain what is happening in the simulation’s generator and in Hoover Dam in terms of the law of conservation of energy.
In the simulation’s generator and in Hoover Dam in terms of the law of conservation of energy, is that the energy is created using outside sources. And the law of conservation of energy states that energy cannot be created or destroyed.
N = # of turns
A = Area of turns
B = magnetic field
? = angular velocity
Is this free energy or does something have to step down? No this is not free energy, the current must be step down.
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