LECTURE 15 Amperes Law Gauss Law for Magnetism
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LECTURE 15 • Ampere’s Law • Gauss’ Law for Magnetism • Force between Current Carrying Wires • Magnetism in Matter
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: B Number of loops per meter: N/L Number of loops in z: (N/L) z Field due to z: 2
Magnetic Field of a Solenoid Step 3: Add up the contribution of all the pieces B Magnetic field of a solenoid: 3
Magnetic Field of a Solenoid Special case: R<<L, center of the solenoid (d~0): in the middle of a long solenoid 4
Solenoid *Direction of B: Use the right hand rule. Curl fingers in direction of current flow in loop and thumb points in the direction of B. 12/20/2021 5
Magnetic Field Inside an Ideal Solenoid 12/20/2021 6
Ampere’s Law • Calculate field at distance r from wire using Ampere's Law:
Magnetic Field Inside a Long Straight Wire 12/20/2021 8
Magnetic Field Inside & Outside a Long Straight Wire Inside Outside 12/20/2021 9
Magnetic Field Inside a Toroid 12/20/2021 10
When Ampere’s Law doesn’t Help B can’t be factored out of the integral. finite length current segment 12/20/2021 insufficient symmetry current is not continuous 11
Remember Gauss’ Law for Electric Fields 12/20/2021 12
Gauss’ Law for Magnetism 12/20/2021 Since all lines of B are closed loops, any B line leaving a closed surface MUST reenter it somewhere. TRUE IN GENERAL, not just for this “dipole” example 13
Question y Two parallel horizontal wires are located in the vertical (x, y) plane as shown. Each wire carries a current of I = 1 A flowing in the directions shown. What is the direction of B at P? y I 1 = 1 A 4 cm x 4 cm I 2 = 1 A Front view 3 cm z P Side view y y y . . . z P A 12/20/2021 z P B z z P P C D z P E 14
Calculation y Two parallel horizontal wires are located in the vertical (x, y) plane as shown. Each wire carries a current of I = 1 A flowing in the directions shown. y I 1 = 1 A 4 cm x 4 cm What is the B field at point P? y y y . . A z P B 90 o z z P P C 3 cm P Side view y P z I 2 = 1 A Front view What is the direction of B at P? z . D
Force between Two Parallel Current Carrying Wires *Parallel currents attract *Anti-parallel currents repel
Force between Two Parallel Current Carrying Wires
DEMO parallel wires 13. 5 V I 1 R 1 12/20/2021 R 2 I 2 , depending on switch position 18
Force Between two Parallel Current Carrying Wires I 1 I 2 attraction I 1 I 2 repulsion Collapse or expansion? Magnetic “pressure” 12/20/2021 19
Force between a Solenoid & a Current Carrying Wire (DEMO) 12/20/2021 20
QUIZ lecture 15 The figure shows a long straight wire with current I and three wire loops, all with the same clockwise current around them. The loops are all at the same distance from the long wire and have edge lengths of either L or 2 L. Rank the loops according to the magnitude of the net force on them due to the current in the long straight wire, greatest first. A. 1 = 2 =3 I B. 1 > 2 > 3 L 2 L I (1) I I (2) (3) C. 1 > 2 = 3 D. 2 = 3 > 1 E. 3 > 2 >1 12/20/2021 21
Dipole Moments in Applied Fields 12/20/2021 22
Magnetization and “Bound Current” Net current inside the material is zero. We are left with a surface current and therefore a magnetic moment 12/20/2021 23
Magnetization and “Bound Current” 12/20/2021 24
Magnetization and Magnetic Susceptibility bismuth, 12/20/2021 25
Magnetic Materials fall into Three Categories m Km 1+ *increase in B is small *aligns with Bapp Order of (+10– 5), depends on temperature Diamagnetism Order of (– 10– 5) 1– positive and large ~ m Category Paramagnetism Decrease in B is small aligns opposite Bapp Ferromagnetism High degree of alignment even in weak Bapp 12/20/2021 26
Magnetic Susceptibility m Material m Type Bi – 1. 66 x 10– 5 diamagnetic Ag – 2. 6 x 10– 5 diamagnetic Al Fe (annealed) Permalloy mu-metal superconductor 2. 3 x 10– 5 5, 500 25, 000 100, 000 – 1 paramagnetic ferromagnetic diamagnetic (perfect) m negative for diamagnetics, small and positive for paramagnetics, large and positive for ferromagnetics. 12/20/2021 27
- Electric field and magnetic field difference
- Gauss law in magnetism
- Gauss law in magnetism
- Amperes maxwell law
- Ampere's law solenoid
- Ampere's law example
- Amperes law
- Divergence in spherical coordinates example
- Magnetism
- Augemented matrix
- Elektrik akı formülü
- If an insulated wire rubbed through
- Gauss law integral form
- Coulomb's law formula for magnitude
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- Gauss law in differential form
- Derive gauss law in dielectric medium
- Electric field symbol
- Gauss law in gravitation
- Postulates of magnetostatics
- Gauss's law statement
- Electric field of a cube
- Gauss law for electric field
- Electric flux through a closed surface
- Is an hypothetical shape that enclose a charge is?
- Electric field outside a cylinder
- Materi fluks listrik
- Gauss law introduction