Chapter 29 Concepts - Magnetic Fields due to Currents Flashcards

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discuss the Biot-Savaart Law

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allows you to calculate the net magnetic field produced at a point by various distributions of current

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how do parallel and antiparallel currents relate to one another?

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blank currents attract each other while blank currents repel each other

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define amperian loop

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the dot product of magnetic field and ds is on a closed-loop

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discuss magnetic field inside a long straight wire with current

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Inside the wire, magnetic field magnitude is proportional to the amperian radius
At the center, the magnetic field is zero
At the surface, the magnetic field is at its maximum

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5
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define solenoid

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a long tightly wound helical coil of wire

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discuss the magnetic field for an ideal solenoid

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  • blank* inside the coil is uniform and parallel to the solenoid axis
  • blank* is zero outside the solenoid
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define toroid

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a hollowed blank that has been curved to create a hollow bracelet of coiled wire

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discuss the magnetic field for toroids

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  • blank* is not constant over the cross-section of a blank

* blank* is zero outside the blank

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discuss the two ways that a current-carrying coil can be treated as a magnetic dipole

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1) it experiences a torque when we place it in an external magnetic field
2) it generates its own intrinsic magnetic field for distant points along its axis

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