Calculate the magnetic flux density including units brarr


Question 1. A circular current loop of radius a carries a current I Amperes. The magnetic field at point P located a distance z above the center of the disk can be found from the Law of Biot-Savart:

B = μ0/4Π∫Idl x αˆR/R2

where dl = adΦαˆΦ.

(a) Write the unit vector fin from dl to P.

(b) Calculate Idl x αˆR. What term goes to zero due to symmetry?

(c) Showing all work, calculate the magnetic flux density (including units) B at P, and the flux density when z >> a. (Note that z ≠ ∞ so you cannot say B = 0.) Use back of page if necessary.

Question 2.The current in the circuit below is I. What is the value of the integral ∫H.dl calculated around the closed loops A, B, C and D?

Question 3. The diagram below shows the trajectory of a positive charge +q in a crossed electric and magnetic field. Determine the direction of the electric and magnetic fields. Note that the charge is initially at rest at the origin.

Question 4. A wire of radius a =1 mm, length I = 100 meters, and conductivity σ = 5 x 107 Siemans/m is connected to a battery of 10 volts. The wire is oriented in the a^z direction.

(a) Including units, calculate the electric field E in the wire, and the resistance R of the wire.

(b) Including units, calculate the total current I and the current density J

(c) If the number density of charge carriers is N = 5 x1028 per m3 and the charge is 1.602x 10-19 Coulombs, calculate the drift velocity of the charge carriers.

(d) Calculate the magnetic field intensity H(p) inside the wire (p < a) and outside the wire (p > a). (You can leave answer in terms of p and a.) Plot the field intensity field H vs. p. Use back of page if necessary

Question 5. A ferromagnetic toroid with relative permeability μr = 250 is shown below. The toroid has a .5 cm gap. The radius of the toroid is 12 cm, the cross sectional-area is 8 cm2, and the core is wrapped with N windings carrying 100 mA.

Draw the equivalent circuit and calculate the total magnetic reluctance R.

Calculate the number of turns required to support a flux density of 1.5 Tesla in the air gap (neglecting fringing). Use back of page if necessary.

Question 6. The magnetic vector potential in free space (μ = μo) A is

A = μ0 (xya^x, -y2a^y -xza^z)

(a) Determine the magnetic flux density B (including units).

(b) Determine the volume current density J (including units).

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