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Title: Interactions between Electricity and Magnetism


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Interactions between Electricity and Magnetism
  • Interactions between electricity and magnetism
    all involve some motion of either charges
    (electricity) or changes in the magnetic field.

2
Magnetic Force
  • Magnetic Force
  • There is a magnetic force whenever a charge (or
    charged object) moves across a magnetic field.
  • The equation for this is F q v B
  • q amount of charge (C)
  • v velocity
  • B magnetic field (Teslas)

3
Right Hand Rule 1
  • Extend your thumb, its the direction of the
    current.
  • Point fingers in direction of the Magnetic Field,
    B. (Fingers field lines)
  • Orient your palm so its the direction of the
    force (Palm Push)
  • This force happens only when the charge moves
    perpendicular to the magnetic field B.

4
Right Hand Rule 2
  • To determine the direction of the circular
    magnetic field around a wire carrying a current.
  • Direct your thumb along the wire in the direction
    of the current.
  • Your fingers curl in the direction of the
    circular magnetic field.

5
Mag/Elec Interactions
  • Electro-magnets
  • If you coil a wire into a helical form (like
    wrapping a wire around a cylinder) and run a
    current through it, each circular coil creates a
    small mag field.
  • The mag field from each coil adds up to create
    what looks like a magnet with a North and South
    pole.
  • By running a current through this wire, you
    make a magnet. This is also known as a solenoid.
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