'Turning moment' presentation slideshows

Rotational Mechanics & Special Relativity

The Department of Physics. Part IA Natural Sciences Tripos 2013/14. Rotational Mechanics & Special Relativity. Lecture 1. Point your browser at: www-teach.phy.cam.ac.uk/teaching/handouts.php. Course materials. This space is for your own notes. Text-book references:

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Rotational Mechanics & Special Relativity

The Department of Physics. Part IA Natural Sciences Tripos 2013/14. Rotational Mechanics & Special Relativity. Lecture 1. Point your browser at: www-teach.phy.cam.ac.uk/teaching/handouts.php. Course materials. This space is for your own notes. Text-book references:

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Rotational Mechanics & Special Relativity

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Chapter 6: Effect of the Current

Chapter 6: Effect of the Current Ch6. Effect of the current A current (mass of water) is several hundred times denser than air / generates forces of great magnitude In open sea a ship is handled in the same way with or without current

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Magnetic Fields

Magnetic Fields. Electric Motors. A direct current (D.C.) motor converts electrical energy (using the current through a coil of wire) into mechanical energy (by spinning the coil.). Force on the current carrying wire . Creates its own magnetic field . Current in a wire .

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D.C. ELECTRIC MOTORS

D.C. ELECTRIC MOTORS. Caroline Chisholm College Physics. 1. Motors use the effect of forces on current-carrying conductors in magnetic fields. Define torque as the turning moment of a force using:. F. d. d. F. M.Edwards 25/4/02. Caroline Chisholm College Physics.

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