2. Total Current Density The magnetic field , B, in a ferromagnetic material is a known...
Please answer part C. 2. Total Current Density The magnetic field , B, in a ferromagnetic material is a known function of spatial coordinates. (a) Prove that the total (conduction plus magnetization) volume current density in linear material, Jtotal =Ī + ſm, can be expressed in terms of B as follows: Jtotal = x B / Ho. (b) Specifically, compute J total for B(x,y,z) = (2x +z)/y2x + (2/y9+ (x + 2y)2 T. (c) In a uniform Ę field, assume...
Draw the magnetic field change curve (hysteresis curve) of the magnetization of a ferromagnetic material. Demonstrate permanent magnetization (MR), saturation magnetization (MS) and coercive field values (HC) on the curve. Briefly explain what these terms mean. a) Briefly describe the Pauli exclusion principle? b) Find the lattice vectors of conventional and primitive unit cells and the angles between the lattice vectors for surface centered cubic (FCC) lattice. Find the volume of the unit cells to obtain the ratio of the...
7.34 In free space, the magnetic flux density is (a) Show that B is a magnetic field (b) Find the magnetic flux through x-1,0 < 1,1 < z < 4. c) Calculate J (d) Determine the total magnetic flux through the surface of a cube defined by 0 x <2> 0 < y < 2, 0 < z < 2. 7.34 In free space, the magnetic flux density is (a) Show that B is a magnetic field (b) Find the...
pls solve wiht symbols first then numbers A large slab of magnetic material with μR_2 has a sheet current pointing out of the page. as shown below. The current sheet lies in the x-y plane; the positive direction of z is upward. a. What is the magnetic field H in the magnetic material above and below the current sheet? b. What is the magnetic induction B in the magnetic material above and below the current sheet? What is the magnetization...
Use Ampere’s Law to find the magnetic field of an infinitely large slab and current with current density J0 i hat. The slab is infinite in the x and y directions, but has a finite thickness t in the z direction. Do this for both (a) inside at the point p(0, 0,-t/4) and (b) outside at the point p(0,0,4t).
1. Given the magnetic field B 2 (a) Find the current density that produces it. (b) Check if the constant vector potential A = found current density. can be produced by the
The magnetic field inside wires In a regular household wire, current I flows (uniformly!) down a long straight conducting wire of radius R. Assume the metal is a "magnetically linear" material, and find the magnetic field B as a function of distance s from the center of the wire (both inside and outside the wire) What are all the bound currents in this problem? (Check yourself by verifying that the total bound current is zero) What can you say about...
3. Assume a three-dimensional space is influenced by a uniform magnetic flux density field B : R3 R3 such that B(, y, 2)0, 1.5,0]T T [note, the field is uniform because its definition does not depend on the position (x, y, z)]. Consider also three open planar surfaces Sm With m = 1,2,3; each of them has an area of 2 m2. (The periphery of the open surface could be associated with a coil of wire.) The normal vectors of...
displacement 2. (15%) In a medium characterized by = Ho, E = 480, o = 0 , the time-harmonic electric field intensity is written as Ē = 20 sin (10% - Bz)āx , find the B. Ħ(x, y, z, t), and its displacement current density. odiml>lic
A current-carrying circular loop of wire (radius r, current I) is partially immersed in a magnetic field of constant magnitude B0 directed out of the page as shown in the figure.(Figure 1) Part A Determine the x, y, and z projections of the net force on the loop due to the field in terms of θ0. (Note that θ0 points to the dashed line, above which B = 0.)