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Magnetic Field of rectangular current loop
It's third year...E&M 2..any help? I do know there is symmetry of the horizontal and vertical components, and they all add up to give the total magnetic field- cconfused
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Magnetic Field of rectangular current loop
Noone can help me with this question?- cconfused
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Magnetic Field of rectangular current loop
Well I know how to solve it for a square loop theta 1 =-theta2=45 degrees = sqrt2*Mu*I/Pi*R Now for a rectangle I think that theta1=-theta2 (for sides B1=B3) = -b/(sqrt(a^2+z^2) and theta1=theta2 (for sides B2=B4) = a/(sqrt(b^2+z^2) and than I add them together but I'm not sure- cconfused
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Magnetic Field of rectangular current loop
Homework Statement Find the magnetic field of a rectangular current loop lying symmetrically on the xy-plane. Find the magnetic field at (0,0,z) Homework Equations Biot-Savart law or derived formula (Mu/4*Pi) * sin(theta2)-sin(theta1)/s The Attempt at a Solution I am NOT good...- cconfused
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