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The invisible field around a magnet consisting of lines of force.

magnetic field
A device that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy.
motor
A magnet formed when a wire carrying electricity is wrapped around an iron or steel core.
electromagnet

A covering made from non-conducting material used to prevent short circuits or shock from electricity.

insulation
To push objects away from one another such as like poles of magnets or electromagnets.
repelling
Forces that develop from the movement of electric charges.
electromagnetism
One of the ends of a magnet or electromagnet.
magnetic poles
The capacity for doing work and overcoming resistance.
energy
The force field surrounding an electromagnet
electromagnetic
The two (2) ways to increase the strength of an electromagnet
1) Add more coils
2) Add more batteries
In a buzzer: what part is considered the electromagnet?
The 4D nail with a coil of insulation wire wound around it
The best method for an electromagnet to have the most strength.
Adding coils because it uses less energy and does not cause resistance in the wire
A disadvantage of adding batteries in a series.
batteries become hot and causing resistance in the wire (less energy can pass through the wire).

When the compass is placed on the circuit and the circuit is completed, what do the results tell us?

Compass shows an electromagnetic field in a wire with electricity passing through it?
What is the purpose of the iron filings?
Make the Magnetic Field Visible.
In a buzzer the electromagnet attracts what other part to the nail?
buzzer arm
When the buzzer arm is pulled away from the metal angle- what happens to the circuit?
The circuit is now open
In an electromagnet after the circuit is open, what happens to the electromagnet and nail?
The nail is no longer an electromagnet and is not attracted to the buzzer arm
If the buzzer is not working, what areas on the project board might you want to check?
1. The circuit is closed
2. All batteries’ poles are facing the same way.
3. All wires are connected to complete the circuit.