Moving charges and magnetism Flashcards

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force due to a magnetic field

A

F=q(VxB)
v–>velocity of charge
B–>magnetic field
! obtained direction for +ve charge(for eg upward) is opposite to
direction for -ve charge(for eg downward)

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Lorentz force

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1)the force experienced by a charge in an external electric field and magnetic field
2)F = qE(force due to electric field) + qv × B

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3
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force on current carring conductor

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F=BIL sin(theta)
where theta –>angle between conductor and magnetic field
(use flemings left hand rule[FBI] to determine the direction)

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motion of charged particle in a magnetic field(when it is parallel or anti parallel to the magnetic field)

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no change because force due to magnetic field is zero

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5
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motion of charged particle in a magnetic field(perpendicular)
find its responding formula

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1)circular motion with constant velocity and direction keeps changing
2) r=mv/qb
r–> radius of circular path
m–>mass of particle
b–>magnetic field
3)anglular velocity(omega)=qb/m [by v=r omega]
4)f=qb/2pim [by 1/T where T=2*pi/omega]

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motion of charged particle in a magnetic field(the particle is projected with an angle theta)

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it follows a helical path(spring)

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7
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relationship between epsilon and mu

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epsilon * mu = 1/c^2

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magnetic field due to a finite current carring conductor

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B=(μ/4*pi) * I/d(sin x+sin y)
where
d–> distance between the point and conductor
i–> current
x–>angle between the top and middle of the conductor
y–>angle between the conductor’s middle and bottom

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Magnetic field on the axis of a circular current loop

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IR^2) / 2*[R^2+X^2]^(3/2)
where
R–>radius of sphere
x–>distance from center of the circle to the point

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10
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magnetic field due to a infinity long straight conductor

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B= μi/2pir

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ampere circuital law

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the line integral of the magnetic field surrounding closed-loop equals to the number of times the algebraic sum of currents passing through the loop
∮B dl = μ i(enclosed)

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force per unit length due to parallel current

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F12=μi1i2/2pid

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13
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torque on a rectangular current loop in a uniform magnetic field

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tau(T)= B * I * A(area of rectangular loop)

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14
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torque on a rectangular current loop in a uniform magnetic field at angle theta

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tau(T)= iabsin(theta)
where i
a=

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15
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current in a moving coil galvanometer

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I = (C/nBA) × θ
I–>The current in the moving coil galvanometer
C–>The torsional constant of the spring

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16
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resistance of ideal ammeter

A

0

17
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current sensitivity

A

NAB/K

18
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voltage sensitivity

A

NAB/(K*R)

19
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what is the effect of current density on voltage sensitivity

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1)no effect
2)if current density is doubled voltage sensitivity need not to be
increased

20
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magnetic field at centre of circular current loop

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B=μ I/2r