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Electricity & MagnetismLecture 18
Today’sConcepts: A)Induc4on
B)RLCircuits
Electricity&Magne/smLecture18,Slide1
Stuff you said..
Willtherebemorelabac4vi4esinvolvingoscilloscopes?Unlikelabac4vi4esinvolvingmagnets,theoscilloscopesareforeign,new,andcuriouslyinteres4ngtoplay/learnwithduetotheabove?
WhataretheexactdifferencesbetweentheCapacitorandInductor.Inwhichsitua4onwouldIusetheCapacitorinsteadoftheInductororviceversa?
http://www.sfu.ca/phys/141/1154/Schedule141.pdf
Capacitors are yin — Inductors are yang
E = ��B
dt= �NA
dBdt
Today’s Experiment
Electricity&Magne/smLecture18,Slide2
Loop area A
E = ��B
dt= �A
dBdt
If there are more turns N in the loop,
Wrapawireintoacoiltomakean“inductor”…
dIdt
ε = −L
From the Prelecture: Self Inductance
Electricity&Magne/smLecture18,Slide2
currentI
L
dIdt
εL = −L
emfinducedacrossLtriestokeepIconstant.
Inductorspreventdiscon4nuouscurrentchanges!
It’slikeiner4a!
What this really means:
Electricity&Magne/smLecture18,Slide3
Twosolenoidsaremadewiththesamecrosssec/onalareaandtotalnumberofturns.InductorBistwiceaslongasinductorA
ComparetheinductanceofthetwosolenoidsA)LA = 4 LB B)LA = 2 LB C)LA = LB D)LA = (1/2) LB E)LA = (1/4) LB
(1/2)2 2
CheckPoint 2
Electricity&Magne/smLecture18,Slide4
RL
At t = 0:I = 0VL = VBATTVR = 0(L islikeagiantresistor)
VBATT
I = 0
At t >> L/R:VL = 0 VR = VBATTI = VBATT/R(Lislikeashortcircuit)
R
I = V/R
L
VBATT
Whennocurrentisflowingini4ally:
How to think about RL circuits Episode 1:
VL
Electricity&Magne/smLecture18,Slide5
WhatisthecurrentIthroughthever/calresistorimmediatelyaRertheswitchisclosed?
(+isinthedirec/onofthearrow)
A)I = V/R B)I = V/2R C)I = 0 D)I = −V/2R E)I = −V/R
Inthecircuit,theswitchhasbeenopenforalong/me,andthecurrentiszeroeverywhere.
At/met=0theswitchisclosed.
IL = 0
CheckPoint 4
Electricity&Magne/smLecture18,Slide6
WhatisthecurrentIthroughthever/calresistoraRertheswitchhasbeenclosedforalong/me?
(+isinthedirec/onofthearrow)
A)I=V/R B) I =V/2RC)I= 0D)I=−V/2R E)I= −V/R
RL Circuit (Long Time)
Electricity&Magne/smLecture18,Slide7
RL
VBATT
I = V/R
At t >> L/R:I = 0VL = 0VR = 0
R
I = 0
LR
I = VBATT/RVR = IR VL = VR
At t = 0:
When steady current is flowing initially:
How to Think about RL Circuits Episode 2:
VL
Electricity&Magne/smLecture18,Slide8
WhatisthecurrentIthroughthever/calresistorimmediatelyaRertheswitchisopened?
(+isinthedirec/onofthearrow)
A)I=V/RB)I=V/2RC)I=0 D)I= −V/2RE)I= −V/R
AReralong/me,theswitchisopened,abruptlydisconnec/ngthebaXeryfromthecircuit.
CheckPoint 6
Electricity&Magne/smLecture18,Slide9
R
I
V = IRdIdtV = L L
+
−
−
+
Why is there Exponential Behavior?
VL
Electricity&Magne/smLecture18,Slide10
where
Prelecture:
RL
I
Lecture:
VLVBATT
Didwemessup?
No:Theresistanceissimplytwiceasbiginonecase.
Electricity&Magne/smLecture18,Slide11
ARerlong/meat0,movedto1 ARerlong/meat0,movedto2
AMerswitchmoved,whichcasehaslarger4meconstant?
A)Case1B)Case2C)Thesame
CheckPoint 8
Electricity&Magne/smLecture18,Slide12
A)Case1B)Case2C)Thesame
CheckPoint 10ARerlong/meat0,movedto1 ARerlong/meat0,movedto2
ImmediatelyaMerswitchmoved,inwhichcaseisthevoltageacrosstheinductorlarger?
Electricity&Magne/smLecture18,Slide13
I0 is V/R in both casesA) VL(0) = I0*2RB) VL(0) = I0*3R
A)Case1B)Case2C)Thesame
CheckPoint 12ARerlong/meat0,movedto1 ARerlong/meat0,movedto2
AMerswitchmovedforfinite4me,inwhichcaseisthe
currentthroughtheinductorlarger?
Electricity&Magne/smLecture18,Slide14
A) τ1 = L/2RB) τ2 = L/3R
VL
τ1τ2
ConceptualAnalysisOnceswitchisclosed,currentswillflowthroughthis2-loopcircuit.KVRandKCRcanbeusedtodeterminecurrentsasafunc4onof4me.
StrategicAnalysisDeterminecurrentsimmediatelyaMerswitchisclosed.DeterminevoltageacrossinductorimmediatelyaMerswitchisclosed.DeterminedIL/dtimmediatelyaMerswitchisclosed.
R1
LV
R2
R3
Calculation
Theswitchinthecircuitshownhasbeenopenforalong4me.Att = 0,theswitchisclosed.
WhatisdIL/dt,the4merateofchangeofthecurrentthroughtheinductorimmediatelyaMerswitchisclosed
Electricity&Magne/smLecture18,Slide15
WhatisIL,thecurrentintheinductor,immediatelyaRertheswitchisclosed?
A)IL = V/R1 up B)IL = V/R1 down C)IL = 0
IL = 0
Calculation
Theswitchinthecircuitshownhasbeenopenforalong4me.Att = 0,theswitchisclosed.
R1
LV
R2
R3
Electricity&Magne/smLecture18,Slide16
A)B)C)D)
Calculation
IL(t = 0 +) = 0
Theswitchinthecircuitshownhasbeenopenforalong4me.Att = 0,theswitchisclosed.
R1
LV
R2
R3
WhatisthemagnitudeofI2,thecurrentinR2,immediatelyaMertheswitchisclosed?
Electricity&Magne/smLecture18,Slide17
IL(t = 0 +) = 0 I2(t = 0 +) = V/(R1+ R2+ R3)
Calculation
Theswitchinthecircuitshownhasbeenopenforalong4me.Att = 0,theswitchisclosed.
R1
LV
R2
R3
I2
A)B)C)D)E)
WhatisthemagnitudeofVL,thevoltageacrosstheinductor,immediatelyaMertheswitchisclosed?
Electricity&Magne/smLecture18,Slide18
A)B)C)D)
VL(t = 0 +) = V(R2+ R3)/(R1+ R2+ R3)
Calculation
Theswitchinthecircuitshownhasbeenopenforalong4me.Att = 0,theswitchisclosed.
WhatisdIL/dt,the4merateofchangeofthecurrentthroughtheinductorimmediatelyaMerswitchisclosed
R1
LV
R2
R3
Electricity&Magne/smLecture18,Slide19
Follow Up
Theswitchinthecircuitshownhasbeenclosedforalong4me.
WhatisI2,thecurrentthroughR2?
(Posi4vevaluesindicatecurrentflowstotheright)
R1
LV
R2
R3
A)B)C)D)
Electricity&Magne/smLecture18,Slide20