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I am gautama currently pursuing my M.Tech in Fast breeder reactor at IGCAR. The project is based on the fuel sub assembly bowing due to thermal, swelling gradients. Using a FEM software ANSYS i have modeled the Sub assembly, but i am not able to give swelling parameter in ANSYS...
hey everyone.. I am looking to generate a laser induced plasma channel along the majority of the length of the laser beam and was looking for some advice and input...
i was wondering if anyones done any experimentation with laser induced plasma channels and may have some information as to...
The question itself is easy. E field at 2 is zero. E field at other points are of magnitude \frac{\eta}{2\epsilon}
But I am arguing with my classmate and tutor that what is the charge induced on the uncharged conductor.
For me, I simply use the rule induced charge (charge of same magnitude...
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A closely wound rectangular coil of 95.0 turns has dimensions of 29.0 cm by 40.0 cm. The plane of the coil is rotated from a position where it makes an angle of 39.0 degrees with a magnetic field of 1.60 T to a position perpendicular to the field. The rotation takes 0.120 s...
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This is seriously going to drive me insane. I know that a time changing B field produces a curling E field. For case #1, I have an open circuited loop with a B field increasing out of the page. This should create a polarity indicated in my picture.
I hook up a load...
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A very strong magnet is suspended by a non-magnetic thread. A student forms a loop out of a wire attached to the Pasco 750 Interface as shown on the left. During a half second interval, the student moves the wire loop until it is below the magnet as show
a) Describe...
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A single conducting loop of wire has an area of 8.0×10−2 m^2 and a resistance of 110 Ω. Perpendicular to the plane of the loop is a magnetic field of strength 0.37 T.
At what rate (in T/s) must this field change if the induced current in the loop is to be 0.33 A...
So if a circuit goes once around an extremely long solenoid whose changing current causes an induced emf of 360 V (in the circuit) at a particular time, does that mean that regardless of the shape of the circuit, the induced emf will be 1 V per degree? If the circuit has only one resistor whose...
I am trying to make a crude coil gun. I remember that if I run current through a coil of wire, it generates a magnetic field according to the right hand rule. Will the inductance of the coil of wire greatly affect the strength of the magnetic field, or is it mainly due to the strength of the...
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While considering Faraday's Law of Induction, I tried to think of a situation which would expose some difficulties I have with the notion that there is an induced EMF without clear regions of relatively high and low voltage (as in a battery). Here is what I thought would get me started...
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A wire carrying a current experiences a force when it is placed in a magnetic field. This phenomenon forms the basis of many devices including the electric motor and the gavlvanometer.
The diagram shows a uniform magnetic field B with magnitude 25mT directed towards the...
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I'm supposed to draw a FBD with labeled forces of the footpedal and the actual kicking thingy (2 separate system)
http://img842.imageshack.us/img842/3812/capture2bf.png
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No equations really
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Well I got all of em right but...
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I have a question about back emf
So, my understanding of back emf (\epsilon_b=-L\frac{dI}{dt})is that its the counter voltage that's induced by change in current, whether it be from a battery or magnetic field (\epsilon_0). We can model this as an LR circuit where \epsilon_0 +\epsilon_b=IR...
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A rectanglar loop of wire encloses an area A, has a resistance R and a self-inductance L. The loop is suspended from the mid point of one of its sides and placed in a horizontal oscillating magnetic field B = B0 sin ωt such that the field makes an angle θ with the normal to...
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In a lab I passed a magnet through a coil and measured the voltage.
I need/want to know why when moving a magnet through a coil you induce a current. I don't necessarily need a direct answer - I more just want to know if my argument holds and where to look if I'm...
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Are these two things not contradicting?
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The Attempt at a Solution
See figure attached.
Aren't these contradicting one another?
They need a negative sign in there, correct?
How do you determine that direction of the AC current at a given instant in this model. Does it really matter? The red arrows change direction when the coil is horizontal. Does anyone know why the current changes direction at that point? Why does it switch direction at the horizontal and not the...
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See figure attached.
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If we attempt to solve part a) in this question we encounter several confusions.
If we assume i(t) to be a positive current, the magnetic flux will flow through the core in a counter...
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See figure attached.
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I'm having some confusion about the negative sign within this problem.
If you compute the curl of the expression shown in the figure you'll find that it's equal to,
-10v_{0} \hat{k}
But...
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I am having trouble understanding the concept of induced charge separation. In my textbook, there is a diagram that demonstrates the procedure, but it gets confusing because the first image is normal, and then it gets inverted? I don't understand in the second set-up if it...
Confused about voltage induced across inductors :(
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As you may have gathered from the topic title, I'm rather confused about inductors :rolleyes: I have another topic going regarding boost converter design, which involves an inductor, but as this confusion/question/observation is really...
ok so you have a current flowing through a wire that induces a magnetic field, the direction of which is given by the right hand rule. my question is: WHY is there an induced magnetic field? what actually causes it? thanks.
(fyi I am in classical e&m right now)
Show what the magnitude of induced emf
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Consider a magnetic field B = K(x3z2,0, -x2z3)sinωt in the region of interest, where K and ω are positive constants and t is variable time. Show that the magnitude of the induced emf around a circle R in the plane z = a with its center...
Someone who knows what they are talking about: Show what the magnitude of induced emf
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Consider a magnetic field B = K(x3z2,0, -x2z3)sinωt in the region of interest, where K and ω are positive constants and t is variable time. Show that the magnitude of the induced emf...
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An electric field is directed out of the page within a circular region of radius R = 3.00 cm. The field magnitude is E = (0.500 V/ms)(1 - \frac{r}{R})t, where t is in seconds and r is the radial distance (r≤R). What is the magnitude of the induced magnetic field at a...
If a loop is moved in a uniform magnetic field such that the direction of its motion is perpendicular to the magnetic field, then no change of flux occurs. Then according to faraday, no emf is induced...
But I was thinking that can the emf be produced in it due to the deflection force?
A magnetic field points into the page. A conductive bar is moved to the right (perpendicular to the magnetic field). Why do the electrons move downwards toward the bottom of the bar? The book doesn't offer a good explanation of this... using right hand rule I would say that the electrons are...
Consider the production of lift only as the reaction force from displacing a mass of air downwards. No matter the mathematical abstraction (Bernoulli, circulation theory) this Newtonian explanation must hold true.
So now imagine a rectangular wing in a wind tunnel where the wing spans the...
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A light bulb with resistance R is attached on a metal rod which is rotating around the point O on the figure. The metal rod is in contact with an electrical conductor which is a part of a circle with radius d. The metal rod and the circular electrical conductor is a closed...
Basic question on induced emf - ATTACHMENT CORRECTED PLEASE RE-READ
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Please read the attached doc which is excerpted from the text University Physics by Young & Freedman.The discussion is on the emf induced in a loop made of a superconducting material when a magnet is moved towards it...
Suppose that a conducting bar is rotating with a speed ω, around an axis a distance a from one end, and b from the other. Suppose further that it is immersed in a uniform magnetic field B parallel to the axis of rotation, and that the measured difference of potential between both ends is V. I...
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I know this is supposed to use Lenz's law, but I don't really understand it
V=IR
The Attempt at a Solution
I calculated the resistance of the circuit to be 6.4e-6 / .0015 = 0.00426666667, but that's as far as i know what to do
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In my physics lab, we were asked to connect an unpowered solenoid to an oscilloscope and then move a magnet through the solenoid and observe the changes in voltage on the oscilloscope. First we were asked to move the north pole of the magnet into the solenoid and then the...
I want to model a coil circuit with induced EMF. I want to verify that my model is correct in a circuit. That the voltage developed across the load is calculated correctly. From the equivalent circuit, you can see the current depend on the jX_L and it acts as a low pass filter in the complete...
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Say I have two concentric conducting rings, where r1 >> r2 (why is this important, btw?),
and I run a time alternating current I(1) thru the larger one.
This will create a magnetic field B (also) thru the smaller ring, which in turn will create itself a magnetic field B2 and so on...
I want to verify the mechanism to which a varying E can induce voltage into a shielded coax.
According to Maxwell
\nabla \times \vec E = -\frac{\partial \vec B}{\partial t} \;\hbox { and }\; \nabla \cdot \vec E = \frac{\rho_{free}}{\epsilon}
From this, with varying E, you induce...
http://planetmath.org/encyclopedia/InducedRepresentation.html
The thing I don't get is the definition of a group element g's action on a vector \sigma v. In the link it defines the action as g(\sigma v):=\tau (hv), where \tau is the unique left coset of G/H containing gg_{\sigma}(i.e. such...
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A ring falls through a horseshoe magnet. Before reaching the magnet, is the current induced in the ring clockwise or counterclockwise? What about after the ring has passed through the magnet?
The answers are clockwise before the ring passes through, and...
[Solved] Estimate induced emf in the coil
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Consider a single-loop coil whose magnetic flux is given by this image:
Estimate the induced emf in the coil at times near t = 0.3s, t = 0.4s and t = 0.5s
This is for algebra-based physics.
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emf = -N*(change in...
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I'm completely new to Quantum Mechanics (my PhD research is in Computer Vision) and I am planning to apply some concepts to my research.
I would like to know whether it's possible to get the Wave Equation over the components of a \mathbf{B}=(B_\phi,B_r,B_z) field induced by...
I was carrying out a insulation resistance test on a ring main circuit at the dist board in an industrial workshop. The majority of the wiring is single core pvc cables run in metallic trunking and conduit. The majority of circuits have no cpc as the trunking/conduit is being used. When I...
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What is the Q value in units of MeV in each of the following processes?
i) The spontaneous fission of 232U92 to 145La57 and 87Br35
ii) The neutron induced fission of 232U92 to 146La57 and 87Br35
Explain why heavy nuclei such as 232U92 do not usually undergo fission...
There is one point I am unclear upon in terms of indued charges.
If a charge is induced by another charge, will the potential from the induced charge have an effect on the inducing charge. It seems that if it were the case you would be getting (increasing) energy from nothing, however if it...
Hi, All:
I am curious to find examples of maps f:X-->X ; X an n-dimensional manifold
that induce isomorphisms on , say, the first k<n homology groups, but not
so on the remaining n-k groups. I can see if we had maps g:X-->Y, we could start
with Y=X, let f be an automorphism...
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I wonder if someone can help me. Looking at magnetic generators, we spin the magnets around which will induce an EMF. This EMF will create a magnetic field opposite that of the magnets, thereby creating a drag. If I had to generate 1 watt for 1 second, how much kg force will I need to...
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a). If the resistance of the resistor in Fig. 21-46 is slowly increased, what is the direction of the current induced in the small circular loop inside the larger loop? b). What would it be if the small loop were placed outside the larger one, to the left?
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If you had a lined retangular section solenoid inclined at a angle of 45 deg and you rolled a rod magnet ( just fits inside the retagular section) down it. Would the current induced in the solenoid brake or accelerate the rod magnet.
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90% of the cosmic rays that fall on Earth are protons. So the outside of the Earth is hit by a net positive charge but does not seem to be, in particular, positively charged. How do you explain this?
One last thing: I read that a body that is exposed to radiation becomes...
I came across this in my reading and I don't understand:
How does the induced eddy current produce a magnetic retarding force FB, and how do we know the direction of FB?
Thanks!