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Edexcel | Physics WPH0 | W 19 4 1 | 1 hour 30 minutes
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The photograph shows a spark coil, a device used in early experiments on electricity.

 

                   

The diagram shows the parts of the spark coil.

A coil of wire P is wound around an iron core. A second coil S is wound around P.

The ends of S are connected to two thin metal rods with a gap G between them, knownas the spark gap.

With the switch closed there is a current in P. When the switch is opened, a large

potential difference is produced across S and a spark is observed across G.

 

 

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Explain how a potential difference is produced across the ends of S.

(QWC – Work must be clear and organised in a logical manner using technical

wording where appropriate)

Current in primary produces a magnetic field

When switch opened (the current in primary falls) and there is a change in magnetic

  flux linkage in the secondary

Or When switch opened (the current in primary falls) and lines of flux cut the secondary

coils

E.m.f. is induced

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The potential difference across G is 110 kV.

Calculate the time taken for the magnetic flux in the core to decrease to zero whenthe switch is opened.

number of turns in S = 42 000

 

                                     Time taken = .......................................................

 

 

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Sparks form when the electric field strength in the gap exceeds 3 × 106 V m–1 so the

air becomes conducting for a short time.

Different spark coils produce different potential differences.

The maximum sizes of gap for which a spark is formed for different potential

differences are shown in the table.

 

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Explain how the data in the table show that the field in the gap is non‑uniform.

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Sketch the electric field in the gap.

Shape as for opposite point charges, at least three lines, at least one above and

one below the midline

Direction of arrows (plus to minus)

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