Across
- 3. opposite or reversed
- 6. a variable resistor having three terminals in which the output voltage can be adjusted to a fraction of the input voltage
- 7. ratio the ratio between the number of coils of wire wound in the primary side of a transformer as compared to the secondary coil
- 10. a temporary magnet where the magnetic field is generated by applying an electric current through a conductor
- 12. a medical machine that uses a strong electromagnetic field and radio waves to create digital images of parts of the body
- 13. an electromagnetic coil of wire used to impede or oppose changes to electrical current
- 15. a system of interconnected components that has a feedback connecting its varied output with its input to make adjustments throughout its process
- 16. generated power in which current switches direction through the generator coils as a result of the electromagnetic fields of north and south poles moving past those coils of wire
Down
- 1. the energizing of a generator’s electromagnetic field coils using an external source of power before it can start inducing voltage; also called field flashing
- 2. a continuous system of interconnected components in which the output does not affect the input and so lacks a feedback
- 4. a value of intensity that dictates the ability of a coil of wire to induce a magnetic field
- 5. when the magnetic movements in the atoms can align to a total sum of magnetism allowing the material to be a permanent magnet without any external magnetism
- 8. the self-induced opposition to the change of electrical current in an inductor under an alternating current power source
- 9. a measure of all the field lines flowing out of a magnet’s North Pole
- 11. many interconnected components that all participate in manipulating the movement of electric charge to achieve a specific outcome
- 14. a type of electromechanical device that uses an electromagnet as its driving power
- 17. an electrical component that can store electrical energy and is made up of two conductors separated by anything that acts as an insulator
