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I have two plates and I want to charge them so they repel each other. To do this I ran opposing currents through the plates and to create magnetic fields which will cause the plates to repel.
Now, I need to find the force exerted on each plate. I am having a little trouble with this...
I considered the plates as parallel wires spaced very close together and used Ampere's Law to get the force of the magnetic field to be: B=u0*Js/2 where Js is the linear current density.
How do I get the force from that? I tried using Biot-Savart but I didn't get it to work out correctly. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Now, I need to find the force exerted on each plate. I am having a little trouble with this...
I considered the plates as parallel wires spaced very close together and used Ampere's Law to get the force of the magnetic field to be: B=u0*Js/2 where Js is the linear current density.
How do I get the force from that? I tried using Biot-Savart but I didn't get it to work out correctly. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks