Title: 16.360 Lecture 24
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Exam III, Nov. 24, Monday, 1230 130pm, SW 401,
Chapter 3, 4, 5
Last Lecture
- Dynamic Filed
- Faradays Law
- Stationary loop in a time-varying Magnetic field
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Static field
Dynamic Field
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Faradays Law
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Electromotive force
Stationary Loop in a Time-varying Magnetic field
Lenzs law
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Faradays law, differential form
An example
(a) The magnetic flux link of a single turn of
the inductor.
(b) The transformer emf,.
(c) The polarity of the emf.
(d) The induced current.
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Example II
Determine the voltage drops across the two
resistors
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Today
- The ideal Transformer
- Moving Conductor in a Static Magnetic Field
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The ideal Transformer properties
- ? ?
- I 0 in the core.
- The magnetic flux is confined within the core
Questions
- I ?, with applied voltage of V1and with RL
- V2, and I2?
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Voltage transformer
Power relations
Why?
Current transformer
Impedance transformer
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Moving conductor in a static magnetic field
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Another way to look at it
Next lecture
- The electromagnetic generator
- Moving conductor in a time varying magnetic field