香港数学试题
河北省人事考试中心-日记大全100字
(2003CEQ6)
(a) Two essential
components:
*a coil
*a magnet
*a
commutator
*a pair of brushes
*a soft iron
core
(b) When the blades are turned, the coil
inside the motor will turn in the magnetic field
of the
magnet. An induced e. m. f. will be set
up in the coil. The induced current flows through
the bulb
and lights up the bulb.
(1993CEQ5)
(a) (i) Sprinkle iron filings
on the board and tap the board gently. The
magnetic field pattern is
shown by the pattern
of the filings.
(ii) 圖形
(b) (i)When s is
pressed, current flows through the coil and the
soft iron core is magnetized. It
attracts the
spring towards the left.
The hammer strikes
the left metal plate to produce the first note.
(ii) Replace one metal plate with anther made
of a different metal
*Vary the length (or
other dimensions) of one of the tow metal plates
*Stick a lump of plasticine to one plate
(iii)Statement 1 is correct because copper is
not a magnetic material.
Statement 2 is
incorrect.
If the polarities of the battery
are reversed, the soft iron core will still be
magnetized.
1994Q7(C)
(C)
(i) When a current flows in the direction ABCD,
forces acting on AD and BC as shown below;
圖形
The coil rotates and moves pointer. The
rotation of the coil is opposed by the hairspring.
The coil will come to a rest and the current
is shown by the deflection of the pointer.
(ii) Any Two of the following;
*Increasing the
number of turns of the coil
*Increasing
the strength of the magnetic field
*Using
weaker hairsprings
*Increasing the area of the
coil
*Using a light-beam galvanometer
(iii)The galvanometer cannot measure 50 Hz
alternating currents because
*the pointer
will always point at zero reading.
*the
pointer will vibrate about the zero reading
quickly and is unable to give a
steady
reading.
OR
The galvanometer can
measure alternating currents only if a diode is
built into it.
The diode allows current to
flow in only one direction through the meter.
[1986ALQ5]
5. (a) (i) The result shows
that the induced e.m.f. in the search coil is
proportional to 1r.B 1rfor a long, current
carrying, straight wire.
(ii) When the
distance of the search coil from thestraight wire
is comparable to the finite length of the wire,the
induced
e.m.f. is less than it should be fora
infinitely long wire. Therefore, those data points
lie above the fitted straight line.
(b) (i) B
=
0
I2r =
0
I
0
sin
(2ft)2r
emf = NAdBdt
=
(
0
NAI
0
fr) cos (2ft)
V =
2
0
NAI
0
fr
(ii) Slope of line
= 1800 V
-1
m
-1
=
1(2
0
NAI
0
f)
N =1(2
×1.26×10^
6
×3.14×10^
4
×14.1×50) turns
~ 1000 turns 1
(c)
His argument is wrong. The earth’s magnetic field
is more or less a steady, intensity fieldwhich
would not give rise
to any measurable
inducede.m.f. in the search coil.
[1998AL IB Q6]
2000Q7
2000Q8:
2001ALQ4(a)
1999ALQ3
2003CEQ6
2002CEQ6
1995CEQ5(b)
1993Q5
1994Q7(C)
2003Q1
2003Q4
1993ALQ10
96-IA-Q1
03-1B-Q7(AL)
2000-I-Q1
1989ALQ10
10. (a) (i) I = nevA
50 ´10
-3
= 10
29
´1.6
´10
-19
´
(0.02 ´0.1 ´10
-3
)
´v
v = 1.6 ´10
-6
ms
-1
(ii) direction marked correctly
F= Bev
= 1.5 ´(1.6 ´10
-19
) ´(1.6
´10
-6
) N
= 3.8 ´10
-25
N 1
(b) - force moves electron to far end
-
negative charges build up at far end
- E
field set up until it is large enough to prevent
further movement
- steadyp.d. develops
(c) (i) semiconductor has lower carrier
concentration
larger Hall voltage observed
(ii) - X, Y not exactly opposite
-
smallp.d. exists due to longitudinal
electric
field set up by battery
- adjust R until
voltmeter gives nil deflection
(d) Bev =
eV
H
d
V
H
= Bvd= B(IneA)d =
BInet
=
(0.2)(10
-3
)(10
20
)
-1
(1.6
´10
-19
)
-1
(0.1
´10
-3
)
-1
V
= 0.125 V
(e) Hall probe
usedin magnetic field
measurements
1998Q7
1996ALQ8
1995ALQ4