Fleming's Left-Hand Rule (OCR GCSE Physics A (Gateway Science Suite)): Flashcards
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Fleming's left-hand rule purpose
Fleming's left-hand rule purpose
To find the unknown direction (force, current, or field) when two are known
Index finger in Fleming's left-hand rule
Index finger in Fleming's left-hand rule
Direction of magnetic field (N to S pole)
Middle finger in Fleming's left-hand rule
Middle finger in Fleming's left-hand rule
Direction of current
Thumb in Fleming's left-hand rule
Thumb in Fleming's left-hand rule
Direction of force on the wire
Angle between directions in Fleming's rule
Angle between directions in Fleming's rule
to each other
Which hand for Fleming's left-hand rule
Which hand for Fleming's left-hand rule
Left hand
Type of current in Fleming's rule
Type of current in Fleming's rule
Conventional current
Conventional current vs electron direction
Conventional current vs electron direction
Opposite direction to electrons
Formula for force on current-carrying wire
Formula for force on current-carrying wire
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in
Force in newtons (N)
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in
Magnetic flux density in tesla (T)
in
in
Current in amperes (A)
in
in
Length in metres (m)
Unit of magnetic flux density
Unit of magnetic flux density
Tesla (T)
Definition of magnetic flux density
Definition of magnetic flux density
Number of flux lines per metre squared