magnetic field of a solenoid
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B. Magnetic Field of a Solenoid. Step 1: Cut up the distribution into pieces. Step 2: Contribution of one piece. origin: center of the solenoid. one loop:. Number of loops per meter: N/L. Number of loops in z : ( N/L ) z. Field due to z :. B. Magnetic Field of a Solenoid. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Step 1: Cut up the distributioninto pieces
B
origin: center of the solenoid
Step 2: Contribution of one piece
Bz 0
42R2I
R2 d z 2 3/2one loop:
Number of loops per meter: N/L
Number of loops in z: (N/L) z
Field due to z: Bz 0
42R2I
R2 d z 2 3/2
NLz
Magnetic Field of a Solenoid
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Step 3: Add up the contributionof all the pieces
B
dBz 0
42R2I
R2 d z 2 3/2
NL
dz
Bz 0
42R2NI
Ldz
R2 d z 2 3/2 L /2
L /2
Bz 0
42NI
Ld L / 2
d L / 2 2 R2
d L / 2
d L / 2 2 R2
Magnetic field of a solenoid:
Magnetic Field of a Solenoid
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Bz 0
42NI
Ld L / 2
d L / 2 2 R2
d L / 2
d L / 2 2 R2
Special case: R<<L, center of the solenoid:
Bz 0
42NI
LL / 2
L / 2 2
L / 2
L / 2 2
0
42NI
L2
LNIBz
0 in the middle of a long solenoid
Magnetic Field of a Solenoid
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Triangular coil
𝑟
𝑟
𝑟
𝐼
There is a current going through a triangular coil. Which direction is B at the center?
How would you find the magnitude of B?
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Helmholtz CoilsThere is a current going through the two identical loops producing a magnetic dipole moment of in each loop. Which direction is B on the x-axis?
How what is B near the origin? Assume that the positions of the loops are large compared to their radii.
𝐷 𝑥−𝐷
𝐵𝑙𝑜𝑜𝑝=𝜇0
4𝜋2𝜇𝑧 3
𝐼
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Patterns of Magnetic Field in Space
Is there current passing through these regions?
There must be a relationship between the measurements of the magnetic field along a closed path and current flowing through the enclosed area.
Ampere’s law
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Quantifying the Magnetic Field Pattern
rIBwire
24
0
Curly character – introduce: ldB
dlrIldB 2
40
rrI
224
0
IldB 0
Similar to Gauss’s law (Q/0)
Will it work for any circular path of radius r ?
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IldB 0
Need to compare and11 ldB
22 ldB
||BdlldB
2
||2
1
1
rdl
rdl
1
01
24 r
IB
12
1
2
02
24
Brr
rIB
1
1
21
2
1||2222 dl
rrB
rrdlBldB
1122 ldBldB
A Noncircular Path
𝑑𝑙2∥=𝑟2
𝑟1𝑑𝑙1
Where in loop doesn’t matter!
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Currents Outside the Path
IldB 0
Need to compare and11 ldB
22 ldB
2
||2
1
1
rdl
rdl
12
12 B
rrB
1122 ldBldB
0 ldB
for currents outside the path
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101 IldB
202 IldB
03 ldB
pathinsideIldB _0
Ampere’s law
Three Current-Carrying Wires
∮ (𝐵1+𝐵2+𝐵3 ) ∘𝑑 𝑙=𝜇0 ( 𝐼1− 𝐼 2 )
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All the currents in the universe contribute to Bbut only ones inside the path result in nonzero path integral
Ampere’s law is almost equivalent to the Biot-Savart law:but Ampere’s law is relativistically correct
Ampère’s Law
pathinsideIldB _0
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1. Choose the closed path2. Imagine surface (‘soap film’) over the path
ldB
3. Walk counterclockwise around the path adding up 4. Count upward currents as positive, inward going as negative
21_ III pathinside uppathinside II _ updownup III
Inside the Path
pathinsideIldB _0
Ampere’s law
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What is Bd
rl— ?
A) 0 TmB) 8.7 Tm C) 1.7 TmD) 2.0 Tm E) 2.1 Tm
= .866
, , w=0.5m, h=0.2m,
What is ?
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0
4110 7 T m
A
What is I ?
A) AB) AC) AD) A
pathinsideIldB _0
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pathinsideIldB _0
Can B have an out of plane component?
Is it always parallel to the path?
rBldB 2
IrB 02
rIB 2
40
for thick wire: (the same as for thin wire)
Would be hard to derive using Biot-Savart law
Ampere’s Law: A Long Thick Wire
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pathinsideIldB _0
Number of wires: (N/L)d
What is on sides? ldB
B outside is very small
BdldB
Bd 0I N / L dLINB 0 (solenoid)
Uniform: same B no matter where is the path
Ampere’s Law: A Solenoid
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pathinsideIldB _0
Symmetry: B || path
INrB 02
rNIB 2
40
Is magnetic field constant acrossthe toroid?
Ampere’s Law: A Toroid