The Magnetic Field 2 Flashcards

1
Q

What produces magnetic fields?

A

moving charges themselves

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2
Q

mew naught

A

Permeability of free space

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3
Q

Solenoid

A

A tightly wound helical coil of wire. When current is passed through, the magnetic field is uniform inside the helix (an electromagnet).

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4
Q

Solenoid Rule

A

Curl right hand fingers in the direction of the current. Thumb points to north pole.

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5
Q

N

A

of turns

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6
Q

A current loop is

A

a magnetic dipole (like a bar magnet).

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7
Q

r hat

A

unit vector from ds to point P

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8
Q

Curl fingers in direction of B. thumb points to…

A

velocity vector/current vector

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9
Q

Units of B

A

Gauss

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10
Q

1 gauss =

A

10^4 T

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11
Q

Ideal Solenoid

A

External field is 0, internal field is uniform

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12
Q

Ideal solenoid is a great approximation when…

A

Solenoid’s length is much greater than its diameter.

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13
Q

RHR for solenoids

A

Curl fingers along current, thumb = B

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14
Q

Magnetic flux is always 0 for what? Why?

A

for closed surfaces. B field lines always form closed loops. Magnetic monopole does not exist.

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15
Q

Current

A

Flow of positive charge

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16
Q

Atomic Magnet

A

Magnetic moment due to electron’s orbital motion