22.1 §
- End of a freely rotating bar magnet that points towards the north geographic pole of the earth is the north pole
- The opposite end of the magnet is south pole
- Breaking a bar magnet produces new poles making a north and south
Magnetic Field
- Force field that surrounds any magnetic material
- North geographic pole of Earth is near the south pole of Earth’s magnetic field
Magnetic Domain
- A region within a magnetic material where the electrons are aligned in the same direction
22.2 §
- Stationary electric charge produces an electric field but not a magnetic field, As you move the charge magnetic field is generated
- Magnetic field for a long straight wire
- B = 2πr\micro0I
- SI Unit: Tesla (T)
- Wires with currents in the same direction experience an attractive force
- Wires with currents in the opposite direction experience a repulsive force
Solenoid
- Electrical Device in which a long wire is wound into a succession of closely spaced loops
Magnetic Field of a Solenoid
- B = \micro0 (LN)I
- SI Unit: Tesla (T)
22.3 §
Magnitude of the Magnetic Force, F
- force = |charge| x velocity x magnetic field x sin θ
- F = |q|vBsinθ
- SI Unit: Newton (N)