MAGNETIC effect of Current Flashcards
force on moving charge in a magnetic field
Fb = q(v X B)
q vB sinθ
θ- angle btwn v and B
if the particle is at rest force on it in a magnetic field
0
if the particle is moving parallel to the magnetic field then force is
particle travels in a straight line
θ = 0
sin0 = 0
F= 0
IF the particle is moving anti parallel to the magnetic field then force is
particle travels in a straigt line
θ = 180
sin 180 = 0
F = 0
IF the particle is moving perpendicular to the magnetic field then FORCE is
particle travels in a circular loop
θ = 90
sin 90 = 1
F= q v B
force is maximum
if particle travels in an arbitary value (0<θ<90) then path ?
hellical
pitch = 2πmvcosθ/ q B
the Velocity v when force is max when particle is in a uniform B
Fc = Fb
mv^2/r = q v B
v = qB r/ m
what is the work done by uniform B on a charge entering it at a velocity v
W= F. s
since F is perpendicular to v and displacement s is perpendicular to v
W = F s cos θ
* θ = 90 cos θ = 0*
W = 0
TESLA
the strenght of B is 1 tesla if a charg of 1C travels with a velocity 1m/s at right angle to the magnetic field which experiences a force of 1 N at that point
unit of MAGNETIC FORCE
1 gauss
Ns/Cm
10^-4 TESLA
LORENTZ FORCE
the force experienced by a charged particle moving in space where both ELECTRIC FIELD and MAGNETIC FIELD IS present
direction of force in UNIFORM B is given by
FLEMINGS LEFT HAND RULE
thumb - force
index - B
middle- velocity or current (+ve)
MAgnetic Force on a current Carrying wire or conductor
1.consider a conductor PQ of length l and area of cross section A placed at angle θ to the magnetic field
2. let I be the current flowing thru thr conductor and vd be the drift velocity and e be the charge on each e=
3. no. of e- in length l of the conductor=
n = N/V where n- no. density of e-
N = nAl where V= Al
4. force acting on each e-
F= -e (vd X B)
F = -e vd B sinθ
5. total force acting on free e-
F= nA l -e vd B isn θ
F = I l Bsinθ
F = I (lXB)
how does magnetic field act on current carrying conductor in a uniform B
due to motion of free e- inside the conductor
FOrce between 2 parallel current carrying conductor
- consider 2 infinite long straight conductors X1Y1 and X2Y2 of length l kept at distance r m away from each other
- let I1 AND I2 be the current flowing thru them in the same dirn
- magnetic field at P due to current I1
B1 = μoI1/2π r - force experienced by X2Y2 due to B1
F2 = B1 I2 l
F2 = μoI1 I2 l/2πr - similarly X1Y1 also experiences a force of same amount directed toward the wire X2Y2
- therefore F between 2 current carrying conductor per unit length
F/l = μo 2 I1 I2/ 4π r
1 AMPERE in terms of FORCE
F/l = μo 2 I1 I2/ 4π r
2X 10^-7 N/m
dontmention mahnetic fireld
1 ampere is the current flowing thru 2 infinitely long parallel current carrying conductor placed 1 m apart from each other & which attract or repel with a force of 2X10^-7 N/m
Ampere’s circuital law
the line integral of magnetic field around a closed loop in vaccum is μo times the net current enclosed in the path
∮B.dl = μo I
μo = 4π X 10^-7
Magnetic field due to infinite long straight wire carrying current
B =μo I / 2 π r
∮dl = 2πr