7.4 Equations for radius of circular motion of charged particles in magnetic field Flashcards

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Equation for force acting on a charged particle in a magnetic field.

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F = BQV 
force = magnetic flux density x charge x velocity
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Equation for centripetal force?

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F = mv^2 / r

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How to workout the equation of the radius of circular motion of charged particle.

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Put above equations equal to each other.

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prove

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mv^2 / r = BQV
r = mv^2/bqv
r = mv/bq
r = p/bq

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Why can mv be represented as p?

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As mv is momentum, which is represented by p.

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What does this equation tells us?

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The radius of the circle in which charged particle moves when in a magnetic field.

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How do we work out the equation for frequency of circular turns?

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mv = BQr 
v/r = Bq/m
as v/r is equal to omega and therefore equal to 2(pi)f 
hence 2(pi)f = BQ/m
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What determines frequency of turns? What must be constant?

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the Ek as long as mass is constant

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