By Dana Ferrante (CHS Class of 2013)
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ACROSS 3. The rotating part of a motor that spins both the electromagnets and coils. 6. Electric ____. Converts electrical energy into mechanical energy. 8. Two wires with a current going in the same direction will ____. 9. Converts mechanical energy into electrical energy using induction. 10. Two wires that have current flowing in two different directions will ____. 11. Electromagnetic ____. Moving a magnet to create an electric current in a wire. 13. These connections continually switch from positive to negative as a rotor in a motor turn. |
DOWN 1. A device that switches the direction of the current in an electromagnet, and keeps the rotor spinning in a motor. 2. His law states that the voltage induced in a coil is proportional to the rate of change of the magnetic field through the coil. 4. An induction device used to either "step up" or "step down" voltage. 5. A disk that has stationary magnets with alternating poles. 6. ____ is created by moving charges. 7. A coil with many turns; it is the most common electromagnetic device. 12. A looped wire with a magnetic field in the center of the loop. |