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    1. The document discusses magnetic fields and flux, explaining that a magnet possesses magnetic field lines emerging from the North pole and re-entering at the South pole. 2. It describes how the magnetic flux behaves - the lines are continuous and never cross, and magnets with flux in the same direction attract while those with opposing flux repel. 3. The document outlines different types of magnets, including temporary magnets made of soft iron that lose magnetism easily, and permanent magnets made of hard alloys that retain magnetism once magnetized.

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    1. The document discusses magnetic fields and flux, explaining that a magnet possesses magnetic field lines emerging from the North pole and re-entering at the South pole. 2. It describes how the magnetic flux behaves - the lines are continuous and never cross, and magnets with flux in the same direction attract while those with opposing flux repel. 3. The document outlines different types of magnets, including temporary magnets made of soft iron that lose magnetism easily, and permanent magnets made of hard alloys that retain magnetism once magnetized.

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    1. The document discusses magnetic fields and flux, explaining that a magnet possesses magnetic field lines emerging from the North pole and re-entering at the South pole. 2. It describes how the magnetic flux behaves - the lines are continuous and never cross, and magnets with flux in the same direction attract while those with opposing flux repel. 3. The document outlines different types of magnets, including temporary magnets made of soft iron that lose magnetism easily, and permanent magnets made of hard alloys that retain magnetism once magnetized.

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    1. The document discusses magnetic fields and flux, explaining that a magnet possesses magnetic field lines emerging from the North pole and re-entering at the South pole. 2. It describes how the magnetic flux behaves - the lines are continuous and never cross, and magnets with flux in the same direction attract while those with opposing flux repel. 3. The document outlines different types of magnets, including temporary magnets made of soft iron that lose magnetism easily, and permanent magnets made of hard alloys that retain magnetism once magnetized.

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    AIRCRAFT ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

    TEL 008
    MAGNETS
    OBJECTIVES

    To state the pattern and direction of


    the magnetic flux outside the magnetic
    To explain the term ‘magnetic flux’.
    poles and inside the magnet.
    INTRODUCTION

    What is a magnet?
     An object that has a magnetic field.
     An object is a magnet when it
    behaves like magnet.
    BEHAVIOR OF A MAGNET

    1. A magnet attracts ferrous materials


    BEHAVIOR OF A MAGNET

    2. All magnets possess a North pole and a South pole.


    Like pole repel each other.
    Unlike poles attract each other.
    MAGNETIC FIELD AND FLUX
    Magnetic field:  A region surrounding a magnet in which its magnetic effects
    can be detected.
     An invisible force that surrounds the magnet.

    Explanation on how the lines of influence in


    the magnetic field are traced
    MAGNETIC FIELD AND FLUX

    Lines of flux of a magnet emerge


    from the N pole and re-enter at
    the S pole.

    They are continuous and


    never cross.

    Behavior of the magnetic flux


    MAGNETIC FIELD AND FLUX

    • The magnets attracted to each other.


    • Where lines of flux from the two magnets are in the same direction,
    they reinforce one another, and the flux density is increased.
    MAGNETIC FIELD AND FLUX

    • The magnets repel each other – the line of flux from each magnet are
    pushing them apart.
    • Their resultant field is modified by the fact that lines of flux cannot cross.
    VARIOUS PATTERN AND DIRECTION OF FLUX
    MAGNETIC FIELD AND FLUX

    A typical magnet’s The field lines due to A freely suspended


    field lines magnetic field of the magnet will come to
    earth rest aligned with the
    earth’s magnetic field
    DESTROYING MAGNETISM
    The orderly alignment of micro-magnets in a magnet can be disrupted by…
     Heating the material  Physically strike or  Placing the material
    knock the material inside a solenoid which
    is supplied with an
    alternating current
    TYPES OF MAGNETS
    Temporary Magnets Permanent Magnets

    • Made from soft iron which is easily • Made from hard alloy steels which
    magnetized but readily loses its are difficult to magnetize but once
    magnetic properties. magnetized, they retain their
    • Only magnetized for a short duration magnetism well.
    when attracted by a strong magnet.
    SHORT QUIZ

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