Chapt 13 Magnetism Flashcards
Direction of field of a current-carrying wire
Right-hand rule
Point the thumb in the direction of the current. The direction of the curled fingers indicates field direction.
Magnetic field of a current-carrying wire
B = ((permeability of free space) x I)/(2 pi x r)
Permeability of free space
4 pi x 10^7 (Tm)/A
Force of a charge moving in a magnetic field
Fb : qvB
(mv^2)/r : qvB
Movement of a positive charge moving in a magnetic field
Right-hand rule
Thumb: v
Fingers: B
The direction the palm pushes: Fb
Use left hand for negative charges
Force of wire in an external magnetic field
Fb : ILB
I: wire
L: field
B: external magnetic field
Magnetic forces on two current-carrying wire
Fb directed towards each other if direction of current in the two wires are the same.
Fb directed against each other if direction of current in the two wires are different
Magnetic flux
Magnetic flux : Change of BA
Electromagnetic induction
Coil and magnet are either moving away from each other of moving toward each other
Emf
Emf : (change of BA)/time
Lenz’s law
- If the magnetic flux is increasing, then the current flows in a way so that its magnetic field counters the increase the magnetic field
- If the magnetic flux is decreasing, then the current flows in a way so that its magnetic field increases the magnetic field