.Refer to diagram 1
Two identical "infinite" wires lie in the x-y plane and are parallel to the x-axis:
- Wire 1 is a = 8.67 mm lies above the axis, and is fixed so it cannot move.
- Wire 2 is b = 6.59 mm below the axis, and is free to move up and down.
Wire 1 carries current I1 = 52.9 A. Both wires carry current in the positive x-direction, and the mass of 1 m of each wire is 1.33 g. Find I2, the current that must flow in wire 2 so it does not move up or down (the gravitational force downward is balanced by the magnetic force upward).
.Refer to diagram 1 Two identical "infinite" wires lie in the x-y plane and are parallel...
Two current carrying wires are in the X-Y plane as shown in the
diagram below. One wire carries a current I1 and is located on the
y-axis. The other wire carries a current I2 and is located on the
x-axis. The questions below refer to the four quadrants (A, B, C
and D) in the X-Y plane.
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The figure below shows a cross-section of two long, straight,
parallel wires, where the currents are flowing perpendicular to the
page. Wire 1 carries a current
I1
directed into the page (in the
−z
direction) and passes through the x-axis at
x = +a.
Wire 2 passes through the x-axis at
x = −2a
and carries an unknown current
I2.
The total magnetic field at the origin due to the
current-carrying wires has the magnitude
2μ0I1
(2πa)
. Note that...
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shown. The sheets are equally spaced from the origin by
xo = 7.7 cm. Each sheet consists of an infinite array of
wires with a density n = 19 wires/cm. Each wire in the left sheet
carries a current I1 = 3.5 A in the negative
z-direction. Each wire in the right sheet carries a current
I2= 3.3 A in the positive z-direction.
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to one another. One is placed on the x axis and the current in that
wire is 14 amps running in the +x direction. The other wire is
placed at y = +2.6 meters (2.6 meters "above" the first wire, in
the x-y plane). The second wire has a force per unit length of 24 x
10-7 N/m in the -y direction. Where, on the y axis, is
the...
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