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Edexcel | Physics WPH0 | S 18 4 1 | 1 hour 30 minutes
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The diagram and photograph show a moving coil loudspeaker.

         

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The loudspeaker contains a coil connected to a cone that is free to move. The coil is in a radial magnetic field. When there is a varying current in the coil, the magnetic force on it varies. This varying force causes the coil and cone to vibrate, producing sound waves.

The diagram below shows the magnet and the coil in the magnetic field.

                                   

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Explain why, even though the wire is not straight, the force F on a single turn of

the coil can be calculated using

                                           

where l is the length of a single turn.

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Calculate the force acting on a coil of 120 turns.

I = 0.11 A

B = 0.80 T

diameter of coil = 4.5 cm

 

                                     Force = .......................................................

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An amplifier unit can be used to amplify music from devices with small speakers,

such as smartphones. In the amplifier unit there is a coil connected to an amplifier

and a loudspeaker as shown.

A smartphone is placed on the amplifier unit so that the coil in the smartphone

speaker is above the coil in the amplifier unit.

Explain how the music played by the smartphone is also played through the

loudspeaker in the amplifier unit.

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