1. What’s the difference in electromagnet and solenoid
2. State the factors on which the amount of heat produced depends
1. What’s the difference in electromagnet and solenoid
2. State the factors on which the amount of heat produced depends
1) The main difference between a solenoid and an electromagnet is the way they function or utilized and the way they are constructed or build..
An electromagnet is a copper coiled or wound around a solid piece of metallic core that when energized becomes a magnet..
While a solenoid is very similar in construction except the core is hollow.. A hollow core where a metallic pin or plunger is positioned. The metallic plunger is mechanically coupled or linked to a mechanism that will open or close a valve, a contact point, etc.
Basically a solenoid is an electromagnet driven mechanism that will convert an electrical energy into a mechanical form
2) Heat produced by an electric current depends on the following factors
i. Electric current
ii. Resistance of the heating element
iii. Time taken to consume electricity
1) The main difference between a solenoid and an electromagnet is the way they function or utilized and the way they are constructed or build..
An electromagnet is a copper coiled or wound around a solid piece of metallic core that when energized becomes a magnet..
While a solenoid is very similar in construction except the core is hollow.. A hollow core where a metallic pin or plunger is positioned. The metallic plunger is mechanically coupled or linked to a mechanism that will open or close a valve, a contact point, etc.
Basically a solenoid is an electromagnet driven mechanism that will convert an electrical energy into a mechanical form
2) Heat produced by an electric current depends on the following factors
i. Electric current
ii. Resistance of the heating element
iii. Time taken to consume electricity
