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    Class : 10th Physics

    Chapter-12 : Magnetic Effect of Electric Current

    Safety measure
    to Take care of
    leakage

    Electric current Supply


    is produced due electricity to
    to rotation of circuits within
    coil inside the home
    field Earth Wire
    Converts mechanical into
    electrical energy Neutral Wlre

    Live Eire

    Converts electrical
    into mechanical Domestic Electric
    energy Circuit

    Electric Generators

    Electromagnetic
    Electric Motor Induction
    Changes in the magnetic
    field in duces curve

    Magnetic
    Effect of
    Forms of current
    Carrying conductor
    Electric Fuse Protects the
    to magnetic field Current appliances from short
    circuiting
    As As current (overloading)
    passed through
    the coil in
    magnetic field Surrounding
    force dating in Field due to current region Electrical
    the coil turns Carrying Conductor where force Shock
    Field Lines of magnet
    can be
    Direction of detected
    Force
    Fleming‘s
    Electrical Shock
    left hand
    rule
    Solenoid

    Circular Loop

    Conductor
    Straight

    Field Lines North to


    South Pole

    Field strength depends


    on the decreases of the
    field lines

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