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Speaker Lab
Introduction:
In this lab you will make a simple speaker with a cup, a permanent magnet, and magnet wire. You will observe
how an electrical current is converted into a magnetic field, and how when the current and magnetic field
change continuously and quickly a corresponding sound wave is produced.
Background:
Electricity and Magnetism are related. Current in a wire (moving electrons) produces a magnetic field around
it. Changing current has a changing magnetic field around the wire. Current produces magnetic fields.
Electricity can also be created from a changing magnetic field. By moving a magnet over a loop of wire,
electricity is created.
Questions: You can use your iPads to research answers. Use the back if necessary.
1.) My name is __________________________ and I’m in period ___ for Integrated Physics.
2.) What is a sound wave?
3.) Can sound travel through empty space? Why or why not?
4.) When your speaker produces sound it is because a voltage and current are applied to the coil.
a. As current flows through the coil, is a magnetic field produced around the coil?
our simple motor lab.
Think back to
b. Is the strength of the magnetic field constant or changing? How do you know whether the
magnetic field is constant of changing?
5.) Explain how the coil and magnet are able to vibrate. Explain how the vibration is transferred to the cup?
6.) Using the theory of how a speaker works, how might you build a microphone?
7.) What are woofers and tweeters?