Flux density Definition and 135 Threads

1. A loop of wire is placed between the poles of a magnet. The magnetic field can be assumed uniform between the poles. The formed by the loop within the field of the magnet is 20cm2. (i). Determine the magnitude of the flux density required to induce a maximum voltage of 1V when the loop is...

1. A loop of wire between the poles of a magnet, the magnetic field is uniform between the poles. The are of the loop of wire within the field is 20cm sqaured. Determine the magnitude of flux density required to induce a mx voltage of 1v when the loop is rotated at 600rpm 2. B= Flux x A...

With a set coil if you increase the electric flow does the flux density increase And/or the magentic field decrease/ maintain/ increase in size..? Thanks once again, Sem.

Homework Statement A dielectric interface is defined as 4x + 3y = 10 m. The region including the origin is free space, where D1 = 2ax - 4ay + 6.5az nC/m2. In the other region, εr2 = 2.5. Find D2 given the previous conditions. Homework Equations an12 = ± grad(f)/|grad(f)| D2n = D1n =...

Just over half-way down this page:- http://www.embedded.com/columns/technicalinsights/220301380?cid=RSSfeed_embedded_news it says:- "These sunspot counts show variation on a cycle of roughly 11 years. By overlaying Oulu neutron measurements with sunspot count data since 1964, we see that...

Hey people, I'm struggling to understand exactly what Electric Flux Density D and Electric Field Intensity E are. So far, my understanding is that D depends on relative permittivity, while E depends only on the permittivity of free space. Also, I understand that D reflects only the free...

The unit of Electric flux is N.(m^2)/C. But how is it , that the Flux density(which is nothing but flux per unit area) has a unit of C/(m^2).? Also , I have a book in Electromagnetic Engineering which states that "'electric displacement' and 'electric flux' are the same thing and both are...

Homework Statement A current flows in a circular loop consisting of a single turn.If the same wire is bent into a circular loop of 2 turns and the same current is passed through the loop,the magnetic flux density at the centre will change by a factor of ...? (ans: 4 ) Relevant equations B...

Does anyone know where I can find numbers (or how to derive) the CMB flux density (W/m^2)? I'm only really interested in our present cosmological time, so a solution may assume the CMB to be at a constant temperature.

an iron ring of mean length 5 cma has an air gap of 1mm and a winding of 200 turns. If the permeability of iron is 300 when 1A current flows through the coil find the flux density. its answer is 94.2 mWb/m^3 kindly help how I would drive it

I would like to put this out for argument that there is no such thing as magnetic flux density. Since magnetism is a wave like on water's surface, it is continuous. Is there a 'water wave density?" I think not. Unless you mean the distance between wave peaks. But flux lines are only arbitrary...

Question: Can someone remind me why the divergence of the electric flux is equal to the volume charge density, \nabla \bullet \vec{D} = \rho_{v} (where \vec{D} is the electric flux density). Thoughts: The divergence measures the flow of a field out of a region of space. The del operator takes...

I’m making a solenoid and I’m trying to work out how much force it exerts on an object X meters away from it. I’m using F=BIL to get the force but I don’t know the equation for getting the magnetic flux density of the solenoid other than B=(uNI)/L but that’s just for the centre and I need it for...

Temp message This is what a book says - “The number of lines per unit area through a surface perpendicular to the lines is proportional to the magnitude of the electric field in that region. Thus, the field lines are close together where the electric field is strong and far...

Homework Statement For my physics investigation I am required to first find the theoretical magnetic flux denisty at different points about a solenoid. The points are outside the solenoid: along the axis but past the ends and; perpendicular to the centre of the solenoid but outside. So far...

Is there a way to relate flux Density with capacitance (Parallel plate capacitor). Yes/ No... I will be thankful if you tell me the equation is there is a relationship. In case we cannot relate them, then is there a way to relate any electromagnetic parameter with parallel plate...

Hi, I'm new to the technical aspects of astronomy and I'm having trouble quantifying what the definitions of some of these terms are. I can find equations that relate most of them, but I'm not sure how to use any of them. The terms are specific intensity, flux, flux density, and monochromatic...

Homework Statement Someone else posted up this image on yahoo answers and my question is very similar except the numerical figures are different really. http://s3.supload.com/free/Picture_258.jpg/view" How can i solve for for the flux density at the point using the 3-A current...

Homework Statement Loop like an "O" with current moving to the left Diameter = 8cm Current = 15A FIND THE FLUX DENSITY OF THE CURRENT LOOP IN THE PLACE OF THE LOOP? Homework Equations B(flux density)=F(magnetic flux)/A(area) B=H(magnetic field strength)*Permeability H(magnetic field...

Homework Statement This is from my textbook Engineering Electromagnetics by John Buck and William Hayt 7th Edn, pg 238 in the chapter titled "The Steady Magnetic Field": Homework Equations Divergence theorem: \oint_S \textbf{B} \cdot d\textbf{S} = \int_{\mbox{vol}} \nabla \cdot...

Homework Statement 1) What is the flux density at point p in Fig "see link below". due only to the 3-A current in the portion of wire 2 shown? 1) 1.64 x 10^-5 Wb/m^2 2) 2.45 x 10^-5 Wb/m^2 3) 3.11 x 10^-5 Wb/m^2 4) 3.65 x 10^-5 Wb/m^2 2) In which direction does the flux at...

Homework Statement the flux density through a solenoid is given by B=\mu_o n I Where n is the number of turns per unit length. The number of field lines per unit area is proportional to B. I am assuming that at or near the centre of the solenoid the number of field lines per unit area...

magnetic flux density is denoted by the B symbol magnetic flux is denoted by the \phi symbol so why do people use B as if they were referencing to magnetic flux? "magnetic flux density is a measurable quantity indicating the strength of a field" ...this was stated by a teacher of...

Homework Statement A power line runs along the Earth's equator where the magnetic flux density, B, points from south to north and has a strength of 50*10-6T. The current in the line is 500A flowing from west to east. Find the magnitude and the direction of the fore acting on eath kilometer...

Homework Statement A standard candle has radiant intensity equal to 1/683 W/sr. [The unit of measurement is watts per steradian. The steradian (sr) is the standard unit for solid angles: If a patch on the surface of a sphere of radius r has area A, then the solid angle subtended by the...

Hi. I am having a little trouble grasping the concept of a magnetic field. My book doesn't explain it very well. I understand that any magnet has a magnetic field, which is the space around it in which other magnets are subject to a force due to the magnet. What I am having trouble with...

Homework Statement For this question you must research, to help you with working out your answer a) A dc motor develops a torque of 600Nm when its armature carries a current of 30 Amperes. Predict the torque that will be developed when a 12% increase in flux density has taken place and the...

Why is D called the "electric flux density vector"?

hiya If 'b' is the length of a wire, and 'I' current running trough it, then if put a wire inside magnetic field ( not perpendicullary and also not parallel to magnetic field lines, but some angle in between the two ), then magnetic force on a wire will be: F = I * b * B * sin[angle] where...

These Q's are probably simple for those of you who have/completed a course in Vector Calculus. But I'm only a higschool/secondaryschool student, so I haven't. 1. I'm not sure how the infinitisemal magnetic flux density d\textbf{B} from a wire element d\textbf{l} with a current I, which is...

Hi, The problem is stated as follows: "A laser provides pulses of EM-radiation in vacuum lasting 10^{-12} seconds. If the radiant flux density is 10^{20} {\frac{W}{m^2}}, determine the amplitude of the electric field of the beam." So far, I figure that the period of one wave is...

I'm planning an investigation on how magnetic flux density midway between opposite poles of 2 bar magnets varies with separation of the bar magnets (using a Hall Probe). [simply as shown in attachment] To do this, I'll need to calibrate a hall probe (which I think is done by working out the...

Third and final A2 Physics paper tomorrow. Currently struggling with one of the articles we have been given to study before the exam. It's all about neutrinos. I've been given some questions to try, educated guesses by teachers on what could come up on the exam paper. "If the Sun is 150 Gm...

My physics teacher today taught my class the formula with magnetic flux density... Force on a wire in a magnetic field F = BILsin(theta) the part i am enquiring about is the B in which he explained to be B is the magnetic field strength (measured in Tesla's) He also said 1T =...

I have no ideal how to do this problem. Can someone explain it to me? What formula would i use? An isotropic quasimonochromatic point source radiates at a rate of 100 W. What is the flux density at a distance of 1 m? What are the amplitudes of the E and B fields at that point?