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SUBELEMENT T3 [3 Exam Questions - 3 Groups]

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SUBELEMENT T3 [3 Exam Questions - 3 Groups]

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Radio Waves and Signals

Radio Waves and Signals. Week 4. We imagine radio signals/waves travel as sine waves. The ripple of these waves are started by the vibration of an electron. The signal is produced in the circuits of the r adio, once the vibration leaves the radio through the antenna it becomes

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Magnetism Review Answers

Magnetism Review Answers. CP Physics Ms. Morrison. 1. Define the following vocabulary terms:. Magnetic field lines: lines of force representing the magnetic field around a magnet Magnetic pole: the end of the magnet which produces magnetic force

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Unit 16 Alternating Current

Unit 16 Alternating Current. Unit 16 Alternating Current. Objectives: Discuss differences between direct and alternating current. Be able to compute instantaneous values of voltage and current for a sine wave. Be able to compute peak, RMS, and average values of voltage and current.

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Basic Circuit Analysis

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Basic Circuit Analysis

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PHYSICAL SCIENCE

PHYSICAL SCIENCE. Magnetism Part 2: Magnetism From Electric Currents. 14.2 Magnetism From Electric Currents Objectives. Describe how magnetism is produced by electric currents. Interpret the magnetic field of a solenoid and of an electromagnet.

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Ch. 22 - Magnetism

Ch. 22 - Magnetism. III. Producing Electric Current (p.633-639) Electromagnetic Induction Electric Generator DC & AC Transformer. Coil. Dynamic Microphone. A. Electromagnetic Induction. Electromagnetic Induction producing a current by moving a wire through a magnetic field.

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