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Write a Narrative essay of HL (150-200) & FAL (130-180) words on one of the topics listed below: 1. A life lesson you have learned 2. A frightening or dangerous experience you had. 3. An encounter with a stranger that left a lasting impact.

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  1. Principle of operation based on electromagnetic induction.

    The AC generator works on Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction. When the rectangular coil (armature) rotates in the uniform magnetic field between the north (N) and south (S) poles, the magnetic flux through the coil changes, inducing an emf.

  2. Magnetic flux through the coil.

    Consider a coil with NN turns, each of area A=l×bA = l \times b (length ll, breadth bb), in magnetic field BB. Assume the field is perpendicular to the plane of the coil at t=0t=0.

    Magnetic flux ϕ\phi through one turn:

    ϕ=BAcos⁡θ\phi = B A \cos \theta

    where θ\theta is the angle between the magnetic field B\mathbf{B} and the normal to the plane of the coil.

    For NN turns:

    Φ=NBAcos⁡θ\Phi = N B A \cos \theta

    The coil rotates with constant angular velocity ω\omega, so θ=ωt\theta = \omega t.

    Substitute:

    Φ=NBAcos⁡(ωt)\Phi = N B A \cos (\omega t)

    Units: Φ\Phi in Wb (webers), BB in T, AA in m², θ\theta dimensionless.

  3. Induced emf using Faraday's law.

    ϵ=−dΦdt\epsilon = -\frac{d\Phi}{dt}

    Differentiate Φ\Phi:

    dΦdt=NBAddt[cos⁡(ωt)]=NBA(−ωsin⁡(ωt))\frac{d\Phi}{dt} = N B A \frac{d}{dt} [\cos (\omega t)] = N B A (-\omega \sin (\omega t))

    So,

    ϵ=−[NBA(−ωsin⁡(ωt))]=NBAωsin⁡(ωt)\epsilon = - [N B A (-\omega \sin (\omega t))] = N B A \omega \sin (\omega t)

    Units: ϵ\epsilon in V, ω\omega in rad/s.

  4. Instantaneous and peak emf.

    Instantaneous emf:

    ϵ(t)=ϵ0sin⁡(ωt)\epsilon(t) = \epsilon_0 \sin (\omega t)

    where peak emf ϵ0=NBAω\epsilon_0 = N B A \omega.

    The emf alternates direction every half cycle (period T=2πωT = \frac{2\pi}{\omega}), producing alternating current (AC) in the external circuit via slip rings and brushes.

  5. Output to the bulb.

    The alternating current flows through the slip rings, carbon brushes, and the bulb, causing it to light up due to heating effect of the current.

    Final answer: Induced emf is ϵ=NBAωsin⁡(ωt)\epsilon = NBA\omega \sin(\omega t) V

    \epsilon = NBA\omega \sin(\omega t)

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