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Ch. 21: Magnetism

Reading
BJU Ch. 21 "Magnetism" 
Topics
Magnetism and Electromagnetism
Magnetic field strength, 'B' 
Rotating coils, DC motors

Labs
  • Electromagnet lab
  • DC Motor lab 
  • Faraday's Electromagnetism weblab 
Electromagnetism is one of the four essential forces in Physics (the others are gravity and the weak & strong nuclear forces). Hans Christian Oerstad is credited with its discovery in 1820, and Michael Faraday is generally credited with its early development. It plays an important role in modern society through electric power generation, communications, motors, generators, hybrid cars, military hardware, medical industry, and countless other areas.
Motor Build lab
motor_build_lab_student_example_a.petracci.pdf
File Size: 244 kb
File Type: pdf
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Magnetism problems
Hosted in Canvas. 

Faraday's Electromagnetism weblab
22._faradays_electromagnetism_weblab.doc
File Size: 274 kb
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