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johnstamos
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Homework Statement
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 to it. I have an electric field curling in the clockwise direction, E is proportional to current density, and so the polarity across the terminals should be reversed.
And yet my prof/all other people keep telling me that the polarity stays the same. So by connect a load, we actually reverse the direction of the electric field?
Homework Equations
Curl E = -dB/dt;
The Attempt at a Solution
see above
https://dl-web.dropbox.com/get/Public/Photo%20Feb%2025%2C%201%2053%2009%20AM%20%281%29.jpg?w=e2e0f3fc