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Hi,
Could you please help me with the queries below? Thank you.
Question 1:
Please have a look on this attachment. In the given attachment, the disk is mounted vertically and only a part of the disk passes thru the magnetic field at any instant. If entire surface of the disk was rotating in a uniform magnetic field then I don't think any eddy currents would be produced. Do you agree?
Question 2:
If the disk was instead mounted horizontally but still all of the disk rotating in a uniform magnetic field, would it result into production of any eddy currents?
Question 3:
It is said that an accelerating charge radiates electromagnetic waves, does this mean that the quantity of charge would reduce as a result of emanating electromagnetic waves?
Question 4:
Please have a look on this attachment. If the attachment is not clear please have a look here. I believe that "v" represents the direction of disk rotation. How is the direction of "v" is being determined? The direction of magnetic field is from left to right and disk is rotating clockwise when seen from the left side.
Question 5:
We can see that there is circular magnetic field around wire but where are the north and south poles of this circular magnetic field?
Thanks a lot for your time and help.
Could you please help me with the queries below? Thank you.
Question 1:
Please have a look on this attachment. In the given attachment, the disk is mounted vertically and only a part of the disk passes thru the magnetic field at any instant. If entire surface of the disk was rotating in a uniform magnetic field then I don't think any eddy currents would be produced. Do you agree?
Question 2:
If the disk was instead mounted horizontally but still all of the disk rotating in a uniform magnetic field, would it result into production of any eddy currents?
Question 3:
It is said that an accelerating charge radiates electromagnetic waves, does this mean that the quantity of charge would reduce as a result of emanating electromagnetic waves?
Question 4:
Please have a look on this attachment. If the attachment is not clear please have a look here. I believe that "v" represents the direction of disk rotation. How is the direction of "v" is being determined? The direction of magnetic field is from left to right and disk is rotating clockwise when seen from the left side.
Question 5:
We can see that there is circular magnetic field around wire but where are the north and south poles of this circular magnetic field?
Thanks a lot for your time and help.
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