Motor - Revision history

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NRJC: Created page with "==Key Stage 1== ===Meaning=== Text A '''motor''' is something that spins when electricity goes through it. ==Key Stage 2== ===Meaning===..."

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==Key Stage 1==
===Meaning===
[[File:Motor.png|right|300px|thumb|Text]]
A '''motor''' is something that spins when electricity goes through it.

==Key Stage 2==
===Meaning===
A '''motor''' is [[component]] in a [[circuit]] that spins when electricity flows through it.

: Singular [[Noun]]: '''Motor'''
: Plural [[Noun]]: '''Motors'''

===About Motors===
: A '''motor''' has a part that stays still and a part that spins around.
: The '''motor''' will get faster when the electrical current increases.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
|[[File:Motor.png|center|200px]]
|[[File:MotorSymbol.png|center|200px]]
|-
|A '''motor'''.
|The symbol for a '''motor'''.
|}

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		+	====OCR====
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		+	====Edexcel====
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	: The [[motor]] also does [[Work Done#Work Done by Electricity\|electrical work]] against [[friction]].		: The [[motor]] also does [[Work Done#Work Done by Electricity\|electrical work]] against [[friction]].
	: [[Friction]] causes [[energy]] to be [[Energy Transfer\|transferred]] into the [[Thermal Energy Store\|thermal energy store]] of the [[motor]] and [[object]].		: [[Friction]] causes [[energy]] to be [[Energy Transfer\|transferred]] into the [[Thermal Energy Store\|thermal energy store]] of the [[motor]] and [[object]].
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		+	===References===
		+	====AQA====
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		+	:[https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/178294558X/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1634&creative=6738&creativeASIN=178294558X&linkCode=as2&tag=nrjc-21&linkId=f0dfb66dafcb0c6e9449e7b1a4ae1ac321 ''Motors, page 95, GCSE Physics; The Revision Guide, CGP, AQA '']
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	: In a '''motor''' [[Electrical Work\|electrical work]] is done to move an [[object]] against a [[force]]. This may be lifting the [[object]] in which [[Electrical Work\|electrical work]] [[Energy Transfer\|transfers]] [[energy]] into the [[Gravitational Potential Energy Store\|gravitational potential energy store]] or it may be [[accelerating]] an [[object]] [[Energy Transfer\|transfers]] [[energy]] into the [[Kinetic Energy Store\|kinetic energy store]].		: In a '''motor''' [[Electrical Work\|electrical work]] is done to move an [[object]] against a [[force]]. This may be lifting the [[object]] in which [[Electrical Work\|electrical work]] [[Energy Transfer\|transfers]] [[energy]] into the [[Gravitational Potential Energy Store\|gravitational potential energy store]] or it may be [[accelerating]] an [[object]] [[Energy Transfer\|transfers]] [[energy]] into the [[Kinetic Energy Store\|kinetic energy store]].
	: A [[motor]] can apply a greater [[force]] when the [[Electrical Current\|electrical current]] increases.		: A [[motor]] can apply a greater [[force]] when the [[Electrical Current\|electrical current]] increases.
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		+	===Energy Transfers===
		+	====Accelerating====
		+	: In a [[motor]] [[Work Done#Work Done by Electricity\|electrical work]] can be done to [[accelerate]] an [[object]].
		+	: While the [[object]] is [[accelerating]] [[energy]] is [[Energy Transfer\|transferred]] into the [[Kinetic Energy Store\|kinetic energy store]] of the [[object]].
		+	: The [[motor]] also does [[Work Done#Work Done by Electricity\|electrical work]] against [[friction]].
		+	: [[Friction]] causes [[energy]] to be [[Energy Transfer\|transferred]] into the [[Thermal Energy Store\|thermal energy store]] of the [[motor]] and [[object]].
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		+	====Lifting====
		+	: In a [[motor]] [[Work Done#Work Done by Electricity\|electrical work]] can be done to lift an [[object]].
		+	: While the [[object]] is being lifted [[energy]] is [[Energy Transfer\|transferred]] into the [[Gravitational Potential Energy Store\|gravitational potential energy store]] of the [[object]].
		+	: The [[motor]] also does [[Work Done#Work Done by Electricity\|electrical work]] against [[friction]].
		+	: [[Friction]] causes [[energy]] to be [[Energy Transfer\|transferred]] into the [[Thermal Energy Store\|thermal energy store]] of the [[motor]] and [[object]].

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	: In a '''motor''' [[Electrical Work\|electrical work]] is done to move an [[object]] against a [[force]]. This may be lifting the [[object]] in which [[Electrical Work\|electrical work]] [[Energy Transfer\|transfers]] [[energy]] into the [[Gravitational Potential Energy Store\|gravitational potential energy store]] or it may be [[accelerating]] an [[object]] [[Energy Transfer\|transfers]] [[energy]] into the [[Kinetic Energy Store\|kinetic energy store]].		: In a '''motor''' [[Electrical Work\|electrical work]] is done to move an [[object]] against a [[force]]. This may be lifting the [[object]] in which [[Electrical Work\|electrical work]] [[Energy Transfer\|transfers]] [[energy]] into the [[Gravitational Potential Energy Store\|gravitational potential energy store]] or it may be [[accelerating]] an [[object]] [[Energy Transfer\|transfers]] [[energy]] into the [[Kinetic Energy Store\|kinetic energy store]].
	: A [[motor]] can apply a greater [[force]] when the [[Electrical Current\|electrical current]] increases.		: A [[motor]] can apply a greater [[force]] when the [[Electrical Current\|electrical current]] increases.
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