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10 電磁感應

How did the electric guitar revolutionize rock?

From acoustic to electric guitars

(2)

10-1 Two symmetric Situations

current loop + magnetic field → torque

torque + magnetic field → current

(3)

10-2 Two Experiments

First Experiment

A Magnet is moving with respect to the loop.

(4)

Second Experiment

The switch S is closed or opend.

(5)

10-3 Faraday ’s Law of Induction

An emf is induced when the number of

magnetic field lines that pass through the loop is changing.

A Quantitative Treatment

The magnetic flux

m2

1T

= 1Wb

= 1Weber

A 

B

B d

Electromotive force

(6)

Faraday’s law

ε

ε (N turns)

ε

B

B

d dt N d

dt Ε ds

 

 

m2

1T

= 1Wb

= 1Weber

A

B

B d

emf magnetic flux

induced emf

induced electric field

(7)

Ex.1 A solenoid contains a coil

i =1.5 A ns = 2.2×104 turns / m

A = 3.46 ×10-4m2 Nc = 130 turns

電流在25ms內穩定降至0

(8)

計算

mV 75

/

Wb 4

. 14

T 10

15 .

4

,

2 0



t N

BA in B

B i

B i

E

i =1.5 A n = 2.2×104 turns / m

A = 3.46 ×10-4m2 N = 130 turns

電流在25ms內穩定降至0

e

(9)

感應電流所生的磁場與感應出該電流的磁場反向

10-4 Lenz’s Law

Opposition to pole Movement

Opposition to flux change

Electric Guitars

(10)

A 6 . 1

R R

i Enet Eind Ebat

2

(8.0 2.0)

2

5.2 ( 10)

d B dB

dt A dt

r t

V t

E

Ex.2 B = 4.0 t

2

+2.0 t + 3.0

Ebat = 2.0V r = 0.20m R = 2.0

increasing

clockwise

e

(11)

V 14 144

t

dt d B E

0 . 3 0

2 2

2

2 2 B

72 4

4

t dx

x H

t

Hdx x

t BHdx

BdA A

d B

Ex.3 B = 4 t

2

x

2

W = 3.0m H = 2.0m t = 0.1s

increasing

counterclockwise

e

(12)
(13)

A commercial alternator

(14)
(15)

10-5 Induction and Energy Transfers

The work done by the applied force and the thermal energy produced in the wire.

R Blv

i

Blv dt

Bldx

dt Blx

d dt

d

Blx BA

Fv P

/ /

/ ) (

/ ,

E Ee

e

(16)

R v

L B R

R BLv

R i

P

R v

L B Fv

P

R v

L B iLB

F

th m

/ )

/ (

/ /

2 2 2 2

2

2 2 2

2 2

The Power

(17)

Eddy currents – induction stoves and

EM braking

(18)

Eddy currents –EM braking

(19)

Eddy currents – transformers

(20)

Eddy currents –metal detectors

(21)

The microphone

(22)

The tape recorder

(23)

Speaker

(24)

Voice-coil positioner of a HDD

(25)
(26)

10-6 Inductors and Inductance

 Inductance:

: flux linkage

L N N

i

  

1 henry=1H= 1T‧m

2

/A

(27)

Ex.4 Inductance of a solenoid:

A n

l L

lA n

i BA

nl i

N L

in B

BA nl

N

2 0

2 0

0

/

/ ) )(

( /

), )(

(



(28)

Ex.5 Inductance of a toroid

a b iNh

r dr iNh

r iN r

B iN

2 ln 2 =

=

2 hdr Bhdr

=

A d B

= 2 ,

b 0 a 0

b a b 0

a 0

a mH b h

N a

b iNh

i N i

L N ln 2.5

ln 2 2

2 0

0

(29)

10-7 Self-Induction

•An induced emf appears in any coil in which the current is changing.

dt L di dt

N Li d

N ( )

, E

(30)

10-8 RL Circuits

 RC Circuits

C

C

t

t

e q q

RC e

C q

/ 0

C /

), 1

(

 E

 RL Circuits

/

(1

t L

),

L

L

i e

R R

 E 

(31)

Initially, an inductor acts to oppose changes in the current thru it.

0 iR L di

dt L di Ri

dt

 

E E

(32)

 The inductive time constant

L

L , unit: 1 H

R

1s

 The decay of current

L

L t

t i e

R e i

dt iR L di

/

0 /

0

E

(33)

Ex.6 A multiloop RL circuit

What is the current right after and long after the switch is closed?

R A i

R A i

eq

0 . 6

, 0 .

2

E E

(34)

s 10 .

0 2

ln

) 1

2 ( 1

0

0 /

L

t

t

R e R

L

E

E

Ex.7

the time the current takes to reach half its final equilibrium value

L = 53mH, R = 0.37Ω

(35)

10-9 Energy Stored in a Magnetic Field

2

2 2

0 0

= =

1 ( )

2 2

B

B

B

U i

B B E

di di

L iR i Li i R

dt dt

dU di

Li dU Lidi

dt dt

dU Lidi U Li U q

C

 

E E

(36)

10-10 Energy Density of a Magnetic Field

2 ) ( 1

2

2 1

) (

2

2

2 1

,

=

2 0

0 2 2

2 0

2 0

2 2

2

E B u

i n

A i n

L A

i l

L Al

u Li

Li Al U

u U

E B

B B

B

 e

(37)

Ex.8 A long coaxial cable

a b dU i

U

dr r rl

i

dV u

dU

r u i

r B i

B

4 ln

) )(

2 8 (

2 ) 2 (

, 1 2

2 0 2

2 2 0

0 2 0

B 0

(38)

10-11 Mutual Induction

12 21

2 12

1 21

21 2

1 21

21 2

1 21 1

21 2

21

,

,

,

,

M dt M

M di dt

M di

dt N d

dt M di

N i

i M M N

E E

(39)

Ex.9 Two circular close-packed coils

mH 3

. 2

2 2

) )(

( 2

2 12 1

1

2 2 2 1 0 1

21 2

1

1 2 2 2 1 0

2 2 1

2 21

2

1 1 1 0 1

i M N

R

R N N i

M N

R

i R N N

R B

N N

R N B i





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