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Homework Statement
Homework Equations
B=F/|q0|vsinθ
V=IR
The Attempt at a Solution
V=500m/h = 8.05m/h = 223m/s
L=35m
B=0.50gauss
0.50g=F/|q0|*223m/s*sin90
The discussion focuses on calculating the voltage difference across the wing of an airplane in Earth's magnetic field using the equation V = vBL sin θ. The parameters include a velocity of 223 m/s, a wing length of 35 m, and a magnetic field strength of 0.50 gauss, which should be converted to tesla for accuracy. Participants emphasize the need to use the correct units and equations relevant to electromagnetic induction, specifically addressing the relationship between magnetic fields and induced voltage.
PREREQUISITESAerospace engineers, physics students, and anyone interested in the interaction between magnetic fields and moving conductive materials, particularly in aviation contexts.
Wouldn't V = vBL sin θ be more to the point?aChordate said:B=F/|q0|vsinθ
I guess you mean v=500mph = 805kph = 223m/sV=500m/h = 8.05m/h = 223m/s
aChordate said:Homework Statement
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Homework Equations
B=F/|q0|vsinθ
V=IR
The Attempt at a Solution
V=500m/h = 8.05m/h = 223m/s
L=35m
B=0.50gauss
0.50g=F/|q0|*223m/s*sin90