Title: Magnets and Currents
1Magnets and Currents
2Objectives
- Determine the force on an electric charge in a
magnetic field. - Explain the electric potential created by a
changing magnetic field.
3Vector Direction Conventions
4CPS Question
- What is the direction of the cross product A ? B?
A
B
5Cross Product Review
a
A
q
B
b
?A?B? area of parallelogram
6Cross Product Review
- Curl right-hand fingers in direction of q
- Right-hand thumb points in direction of
cross-product - Not commutative
7Lorentz Force Direction
qv
Source Griffith, The Physics of Everyday
Phenomena
Right-Hand Rule
8Magnetic Force on a Charge
- F 0 unless charge is moving
- F 0 if velocity is ?? to field
- F maximum if velocity is ? to field
- F ? 0 only if charge crosses B field lines
9Make an Origami Right Hand
fold over
10Group CPS Question
- What is the direction of the force on the object
moving with velocity v through magnetic field B?
A.
D.
B.
E.
C.
F.
11Group CPS Question
- What is the magnitude of the force on object A
compared to the magnitude of the force on object
B?
- FB 4 FA
- FB 2 FA
- FB FA
- FB FA/2
- FB FA/4
A
B
12Group CPS Question
- How does the work done on object A compare to the
work done on object B?
A
B
- wB gt wA.
- wB wA.
- wB lt wA.
13Group Work
- Show that the SI unit of magnetic field B is
This unit is called the tesla T.
14Group Work
- A current runs through one wire of a pair of
parallel wires. What is the direction of the
resulting magnetic field at the location of the
other wire?
I
?
15Force between parallel currents
What is the force on this current?I ? B
16Group CPS Question
- Two parallel wires carrying currents in the same
direction
- attract each other.
- repel each other.
- have no effect on each other.
Think of their magnetic fields and charge
movements!
17Definition of Ampere
- If two parallel wires are held 1 m apart,
- with currents of 1 A through each wire,
- the attractive force between the wires is
2 ? 107 N for each meter of length of the wires.
18Magnetic Induction
- Transforming energy with magnetism
19Lorentz Force Reminder
Source Griffith, The Physics of Everyday
Phenomena
F is directed out of the screen.
20CPS Question
- What is the direction of the Lorentz force on the
charges moving in this wire?
B
A.
D.
B.
E.
C.
F.
I
21Current in a Field Feels a Force
B
F
I
22Loop in a Field Has Torque
B
I
I
23Torque Turns a Motor
24Moving Creates a Potential
B
v
25Rotating Loop Creates Circuit
B
26Rotating Loop Creates Circuit
B
V
V
27Rotation Powers a Generator
which generates a current
that charges the battery
28Magnetic Flux
- Field through a surface
- F BA
- Effectively the number of field lines through a
loop
29Magnetic Flux
- Greatest flux at a, c, e
- Zero flux at b, d
30Flux Change Creates Potential
Changing the magnetic flux through a loop creates
an electric potential around the loop.
B field A area F BA
31Faradays Law
- Greatest flux F when perpendicular (a, c, e)
- Fastest change in flux DF/Dt when parallel (b, d)
32Induced current direction
The current induced by changing the magnetic flux
inside a circuit generates a magnetic field that
opposes the change.
33Lenzs Law Explains Generator
34Group Work
What is the Lorentz force on each side? Which
direction is the flux change? What current would
oppose it?
B
- If the loop inside this magnetic field expands,
in what direction will the induced current be?
35How a Microphone Works
36How a Loudspeaker Works
induced motion of magnet
current-generated field attracts or repels magnet
current