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    The document describes how an electric bell works through a series of steps: 1) When the switch is pressed, a current flows through the electromagnet coil, making it magnetic. 2) The magnetic electromagnet then attracts the armature. 3) When the armature moves, it hits the gong, making a sound. The movement also breaks the circuit, stopping current flow. The electromagnet then loses magnetism, the armature springs back, and the process repeats as long as the switch is held, making the bell ring continuously.

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    EXERCISE ELECTROMAGNETISM FORM 5

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    The document describes how an electric bell works through a series of steps: 1) When the switch is pressed, a current flows through the electromagnet coil, making it magnetic. 2) The magnetic electromagnet then attracts the armature. 3) When the armature moves, it hits the gong, making a sound. The movement also breaks the circuit, stopping current flow. The electromagnet then loses magnetism, the armature springs back, and the process repeats as long as the switch is held, making the bell ring continuously.

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    Electric Bell Worksheet

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    Deen Zakaria
    The document describes how an electric bell works through a series of steps: 1) When the switch is pressed, a current flows through the electromagnet coil, making it magnetic. 2) The magnetic electromagnet then attracts the armature. 3) When the armature moves, it hits the gong, making a sound. The movement also breaks the circuit, stopping current flow. The electromagnet then loses magnetism, the armature springs back, and the process repeats as long as the switch is held, making the bell ring continuously.

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    The Bells! The Bells!

    1 Use words from the box to label the diagram. armature cell contacts electromagnet bell pivot switch

    Use words from the box below to fill in the gaps in these sentences. You may need to use some words more than once. When someone presses the _______________ , an electric current can flow around the _______________. When the current flows in the _______________ ______ _______________ it becomes a magnet and attracts the _______________ . When the armature moves towards the ______________________ the end of it hits the _______________ and makes a _______________ . Now that the armature has _______________, there is a _______________ between the contacts. This means that the _______________ cannot flow around the circuit. The ______________________ stops being magnetic, and the _______________ springs back again. When the armature has sprung back the contacts _______________ . A current can flow again, so the electromagnet attracts the_______________ again. The armature keeps springing _______________and forwards as long as someone has their finger on the switch. home current Nottingham armature backwards gap circuit gong touch coil of wire good football

    electromagnet moved sound

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