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Engineering Handbook/ElectroMagnetic
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Electric Magnet
Any current conducting conductor has:
Magnetic poles: The north pole corresponds to positive polarity and the south pole corresponds to negative polarity
A magnetic field consisting of field lines running from north pole to south pole
Magnetic Field
1) For a straight line conductor connects to Positive voltage . The Magnetic Field consists of Circular Field Lines counter-clockwise
2) For a straight line conductor connects to negative voltage . The Magnetic Field consists of Circular Field Lines clockwise
3) For a Coil constructed from straight wire with several turns . The Magnetic Field consists of elliptical Field Lines that has
Electromagnetism
For a Coil constructed from straight wire with several turns . Then
Magnetic Field Strength
B = L I
Magnetic Flux on the turns
Magnetic Force .
F = B l
Voltage Induced on the Coil .
Voltage Induced on the Turns .
- epsilon =