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What causes the heating effect of electric current in a conductor?
What causes the heating effect of electric current in a conductor?
Which appliance primarily operates based on the magnetic effect of electric current?
Which appliance primarily operates based on the magnetic effect of electric current?
What principle does an electric bell operate on?
What principle does an electric bell operate on?
Which of the following is NOT a component of a typical domestic circuit?
Which of the following is NOT a component of a typical domestic circuit?
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Which effect is utilized in the process of electroplating?
Which effect is utilized in the process of electroplating?
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What is the primary difference between AC and DC current?
What is the primary difference between AC and DC current?
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What is the primary function of a fuse in an electrical circuit?
What is the primary function of a fuse in an electrical circuit?
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What phenomenon underlies the production of EMF in electromagnetic induction?
What phenomenon underlies the production of EMF in electromagnetic induction?
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Study Notes
Heating Effect of Electric Current
- Occurs when electric current flows through a conductor, causing it to heat up due to resistance.
- This effect is used in appliances like electric heaters and light bulbs.
Magnetic Effect of Electric Current
- Refers to the creation of a magnetic field around a current-carrying conductor.
- This effect is the basis for electromagnets and electric motors.
Chemical Effect of Electric Current
- Involves the process of electrolysis, where electrical energy causes chemical reactions.
- This effect is used in electroplating and in the production of certain chemicals.
Electromagnetic Induction
- The production of an electromotive force (EMF) across an electrical conductor when it is exposed to a varying magnetic field.
- This principle is used in generators and transformers
Electric Motor Working Principle
- Converts electrical energy into mechanical energy using the magnetic effect of current.
- Consists of a rotating armature (rotor) within a stationary magnetic field (stator).
Domestic Circuit Components
- Main switch
- MCB (Miniature Circuit Breaker)
- Fuse
- Earth wire
- Live wire
- Neutral wire
- Electrical outlets and appliances
Conserving Electrical Energy
- Use energy-efficient LED bulbs.
- Turn off appliances when not in use.
- Use natural light and ventilation when possible.
Function of a Fuse
- Safety device that melts and breaks the circuit when excessive current flows, protecting the circuit and appliances from damage.
How an Electric Bell Works
- An electric bell works on the principle of electromagnetic induction.
- When current flows, an electromagnet attracts an iron armature, which strikes the bell.
- When the circuit breaks, the armature springs back, repeating the process.
AC vs DC Current
- AC (Alternating Current) periodically reverses direction.
- DC (Direct Current) flows in only one direction.
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Test your knowledge on the various effects of electric current, including its heating, magnetic, chemical, and induction properties. This quiz also covers how these principles apply to everyday electrical devices such as motors and transformers.
