Faraday's Law of Induction — Question 1

Section 30-2 · Physics pages 4772–4773

Question 1 A tilted pickup responds to the changing normal component of the field A fixed 60-turn coil of area .0120 square metre has its normal at 60 degrees to a uniform field. The field increases from .100 T to .400 T in .0500 s. Positive circulation follows the right-hand rule about the chosen normal. ˆn⃗ B θ Schematic; labels, not drawing lengths, specify the data. (a) Find the signed average emf. (b) Find the charge through a 9.00-ohm resistive circuit during the ramp; neglect self-inductance.
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Question 1 - Solution A tilted pickup responds to the changing normal component of the field ˆn⃗ B θ (a) Method and calculation Λ = NAB cos θ, ∆Λ = 60(.0120)(.300) cos 60◦= .108 Wb. E = −∆Λ/∆t = −2.16 V . (b) Interpretation and further calculation Q = ∫ i dt = 1 R ∫ E dt = −∆Λ/R. Q = −.0120 C . Physical check The sign refers to the specified normal and traversal; changing the chosen normal reverses both signed quantities.

Question 1

A tilted pickup responds to the changing normal component of the field

A fixed 60-turn coil of area .0120 square metre has its normal at 60 degrees to a uniform field. The field increases from .100 T to .400 T in .0500 s. Positive circulation follows the right-hand rule about the chosen normal.

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  1. Find the signed average emf.

  2. Find the charge through a 9.00-ohm resistive circuit during the ramp; neglect self-inductance.

Question 1 - Solution

A tilted pickup responds to the changing normal component of the field

Diagram shown in the original SVG worksheet.

(a) Method and calculation

Λ=NABcos⁡θ,ΔΛ=60(.0120)(.300)cos⁡60∘=.108Wb.\Lambda=NAB\cos\theta,\quad\Delta\Lambda=60(.0120)(.300)\cos60^\circ=.108\,\mathrm{Wb}.ℰ¯=−ΔΛ/Δt=−2.16V.\overline{\mathcal E}=-\Delta\Lambda/\Delta t=\boxed{-2.16\,\mathrm V}.

(b) Interpretation and further calculation

Q=∫idt=1R∫ℰdt=−ΔΛ/R.Q=\int i\,dt=\frac1R\int\mathcal E\,dt=-\Delta\Lambda/R.Q=−.0120C.\boxed{Q=-.0120\,\mathrm C}.

Physical check

The sign refers to the specified normal and traversal; changing the chosen normal reverses both signed quantities.