Designing a Coil for 0.5 Tesla: Help Needed!

In summary, a mechanical engineering student in their final year is seeking help with designing a coil that can generate 0.5 tesla inside its core for their project. Despite extensive internet searches, they have been unable to find a solution and are requesting assistance.
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malter
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hello everybody
i'm a student to mechanical engineering and I'm in my last year of my studies.
in this year i supose to make a project and in part of my project i need to know how to design a coil that will gives me 0.5 tesla inside the core of the coil.
unfortunatly, after a lot of searches in the internet i still didn't know how to do that.
it will be great if someone could help me to figure that problem.
thank's to all.
 
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malter said:
hello everybody
i'm a student to mechanical engineering and I'm in my last year of my studies.
in this year i supose to make a project and in part of my project i need to know how to design a coil that will gives me 0.5 tesla inside the core of the coil.
unfortunatly, after a lot of searches in the internet i still didn't know how to do that.
it will be great if someone could help me to figure that problem.
thank's to all.

Did you ever look at wikipedia?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solenoid"
 
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1. How do you determine the number of turns necessary for a 0.5 Tesla coil?

The number of turns needed for a 0.5 Tesla coil can be calculated using the formula N = (B x A x N)/I, where N is the number of turns, B is the magnetic field strength (0.5 Tesla), A is the cross-sectional area of the coil, and I is the current flowing through the coil.

2. What is the ideal shape for a 0.5 Tesla coil?

The ideal shape for a 0.5 Tesla coil is a solenoid, which is a long, cylindrical coil with a uniform magnetic field. This shape allows for greater control and stability of the magnetic field.

3. Can different materials be used for the coil to achieve a 0.5 Tesla magnetic field?

Yes, different materials can be used for the coil, but the key factor is the current flowing through the coil. A high current will generate a stronger magnetic field, regardless of the material used for the coil.

4. What is the maximum current that can be safely used for a 0.5 Tesla coil?

The maximum current that can be safely used for a 0.5 Tesla coil depends on the materials and construction of the coil, as well as the power supply being used. It is important to follow safety guidelines and use caution when working with high currents.

5. Can a 0.5 Tesla coil be used for medical applications?

Yes, a 0.5 Tesla coil can be used for medical applications, such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). However, it is important to note that medical grade coils are specially designed and calibrated for specific medical purposes, and should not be constructed or used without proper training and supervision.

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