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Transcript
Physics 202, Lecture 16
Today’s Topics
!! Reminder of Lenz’s and Faraday’s Laws
!! Motional EMF
Lenz’s Law (Reminder)
"!The emf due to change of magnetic flux tends to
created a current which produces a magnetic field to
compensate the change of original magnetic flux.
#! Note: Real current may or may not generated.
#! Lenz’s law is a convenient way to determine the
direction of the emf due to magnetic flux change.
!! Electric Generators
Quizzes/Exercises: Determine Direction Of emf
"! Indicate the direction of emf in the following cases:
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B ............
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|B| increases
|B| decreases
|B| decreases
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B ............
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|B| increases
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path
outside B
|B| decreases
or
Demo: Jumping Ring and more
"!The emf induced in a “circuit” is proportional to the
time rate of change of magnetic flux through the
“circuit”.
conducting ring
v
Faraday’s Law (Reminder)
nominal
#
d! B
="
dt
direction of
"! Notes:
#! “Circuit”: any closed path
$!does not have to be
real conducting circuit
#! The path/circuit does not
have to be circular, or even planar
switch on and
the ring jumps
Methods to Change Electric Flux
" = # d$B = # d(BAcos% )
dt uniform B
dt
"!Change of $B! emf
%! To change $B:
#! Change B ! emf produced by an induced E field
#! Change A ! motional emf
#! Change ! ! motional emf
#! Combination of above
Electric
Generators
#"
B
!"
A
" B = ! B • dA
Lenz’s Law and Motional emf
"!A consequence of Lenz’s law is that motional emf
would always tend to prevent the relative between a
conductor and the magnetic field
Moving Rod: Motional emf
Force on the Moving Rod
"! If a conducting segment are in relative motion (cut
through) with a magnetic field, an emf is produced.
#! Motional emf is produced by the magnetic force
on the free particles inside the conductor
#! Faraday’s law is also valid for this type of emf
+
-
Exercise:
show that the motional emf in
the left fig. is #=Blv
I
B
F
Electric Generator
# = $ N d% B
dt
= $N
d ( AB cos " )
= NAB! sin(!t )
dt
!=%t"
B
I
F
Changing B
!
" = # d$B = #A dB = #Ac = #%r 2c
dt
dt
! !
" = # $ Edl = #2%rE
!
E=
!
rc
2
Imagine
dB
=c >0
dt