How electrons act under rotating magnetic field?

[propelera]

I study Power Engineering in University. Today I asked my lecturer to explain me exactly how atom's electrons act under spinning rotor's magnetic field, that generated dynamic electricity. But he even didn't gave me to finish my question and said : "Explaining it to you is useless, you are not capable of understanding it". I felt very angry hearing these words, like I was an idiot. So I have some thoughts about electrons behavior under spinning rotor's magnetic field and I want your answer, is this theory correct and if it's not than why?
here is my theory:
Consider this is simple atom:


When magnetic field cross atoms, if magnet's north side (+) is near to this atom the center of electron's path (gray circle) will not be on the center of nuclear, it will move toward magnet, because magnet has north side (+) and electron has (-) potential. As I believe the Voltage (U) is distance between center of nuclear and the center of electron's path. And the number of these atoms make amps.


That's why increasing rotor's magnetic field makes more voltage, and that's why air's ionization happens around high voltage wires (voltage like: 220 kv, 500 kv). Nuclear has not enough power hold electron and so this electron moves to new air's nuclear. I think that also explains why Current and Voltage are 90 degrees out of phase.
Please read my theory and tell me I am right or not, I really want to understand how this everything is done.
Also my lecturer told me that every information I can find on internet is written by fools and foolers are reading them. So I want to tell him that he is WRONG!!!

 

[derek]

I would be interested to find out more. I seem to recall there are a few members on here who are quite keen on understanding the various theories of quantum mechanics.

 

[Knobhead]

I hope you cut & pasted that lot grant!
I remember be taught how light propagates through space, the electric field produces the magnetic field, which produces the electric field, which .....................fascinating stuff!

Would you care to expand on that Archy? :sunny:

 

[Knobhead]

If you start propogating I'll top myself.

 

[Silly Sausage]

Would you care to expand on that Archy? :sunny:

not typing it out on here I don't!
But if you really want to know, I'll dig notes out and scan them for you.
Cost you about 20 bottles of Schneider Weisse though!

 

[Knobhead]

I’m going to have nightmares now.

A world with little Archies exponentialaly propagating!

Armageddon is upon us!

 

[Silly Sausage]

I’m going to have nightmares now.

A world with little Archies exponentialaly propagating!

Armageddon is upon us!

Well with 3 daughters, that'll be 9 soon, then...


We've been looking at houses in Nottingham, 20 odd years in Manc, time for a change.

 

[Geordie Spark]

magic electrickery. at the end of the day, this earth is only an electron orbiting the nucleus (sun). it's all relative as the bishop said to his neice.

Relative humidity can be defined as the sweat dripping from the bishops belly onto his niece underneath.

 

[Geordie Spark]

bear in mind that it's an american lecturer : one who thinks WWII started in december 1941.

Ahem!! >>>>>>>>>>> Georgia (country) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia :6:

 

[Knobhead]

In the UK the breading cycle is getting shorter since mid last century. I was born during the dip in the birth rate of the 50/60’s. It stayed low for about 10 years. (Could be something to do with the birth of the Anti-Christ. On St. Stephens Day 19**)

Birth rate exploded after that lull. But we were the model of restraint the wife and I only had the one child. I had the snip three months after it’s birth. So there’s only the one prodigy to carry the family name. All my siblings had daughters. Over 50 with their offspring, the name will dwindle, the genetics will survive the holocaust to come.










My program for world domination will pass to my son. He alone has the codes to unleash the ultimate power of my thoughts.










I’m a nice person really, a bit grumpy, bad tempered, intolerant, but nice!

 

[Knobhead]

PS, My doctor says I can't have a drink. It will kill me....



Oh Well :17:

 

[telectrix]

Ahem!! >>>>>>>>>>> Georgia (country) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia :6:

doh. i saw georgia and thought it was georgia U.S.A. jut at the top of florida.

 

[Stroppy]

Magnetism makes electricity?! WTF? Power stations make electricity. Don't you lot know anything?!

 

[Darkwood]

The problem here is that we are taught classical physics at school and is such so a simplified understanding of why things works can be gained if you ever entertain the idea of studying Quantum Physics the first thing the lecturer will tell you is forget aout everything you ever thought you knew about physics as his job is to undo the mess that you were taught and start all over again..

Im reading alot of misguided comments on here which are a mixture of both school taught physics and Quantum theory but this is why its getting confusing as you cant mix them.

To Note!

Electrons don't wizz around a circuit at close to speed of light giving you what is known as current flow and in AC the electrons tend to just oscilate about their position not really travelling anywhere.

Magnetism is more to do with unified spin of electrons in a material

The classic atom diagram is old hat and not true to form and often leads to many mis-interpretations of what exactly is going on.

Current flow as we conventionally perceive it is not positive to negative but in fact negative to positive.

Ill have to agree with your tutor although as already meantioned his people skills are something to be desired this question is far too advanced for an answer you could possibly understand and trying to answer it will generate more confusion and subsequent questions ......


Its really like asking why the wheels on the bus go round and expecting the answer to be because the driver presses th accelerator...... although the answer isn't incorrect it in no way explains how and why it happens as this would need an indepth knowledge of the workings of a modern combustion engine or the likes as part of the answer.

 

[propelera]

Thank all of you for your answers, especially grantr37 for your hard work. Now I know that deeper understanding this subject needs more knowledge, and my lecturer was right (but he could be little friendlier). Thanks again all of you, I am very interested in particles science and I will start learning more about it.


P.S.

My apologies to "44ALLAN" (same as "leftaroundabout") for quoting you without permission, I am sorry.

 

[Geordie Spark]

doh. i saw georgia and thought it was georgia U.S.A. jut at the top of florida.

I know you did! :yes:

I was just being my usual pedantic self :sailor:

Hope we're still friends :love: