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Hsslive XII Physics CH 4 Moving Charges and Magnetism PDF
Hsslive XII Physics CH 4 Moving Charges and Magnetism PDF
When the initial velocity makes an arbitrary • The total force on the charge is zero,
angle with the field direction when qE = qvB
• Charged particle entering at an angle to a E
magnetic field undergoes helical path. • Thus v =
B
• The crossed E and B fields serve as a
velocity selector.
• Only particles with speed E/B pass
undeflected through the region of crossed
fields.
• This method was employed by J J
Thomson to measure e/m ratio of an
electron.
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• This principle is also employed in Mass •The perpendicular magnetic field throws it
Spectrometer-aa device that separates into a circular path.
charged particles, usually ions, according • If D1 becomes positive and D2 negative it
to their charge to mass ratio. accelerates towards D2 and moves faster
Cyclotron describing a larger semicircle than before.
• Device to accelerate charged particles.
particle • If the frequency of the applied voltage is is
• Designed by E O Lawrence and M S same as the frequency of revolution of
Livingston. charged particle then every time the
Principle / Theory particle reaches the gap between the dees
• A charged particle can be accelerated to the electric field is reversed and particle
very high energies by passing through a receives a push and finally it acquires very
moderate electric field number of times. high energy.
• This can be done with the help of a • In a cyclotron the he charged particle follows
perpendicular magnetic field which a spiral path.
throws the charged particle into
in a circular Cyclotron’s Resonance Condition
motion. • The condition in which the frequency
f of
Cyclotron frequency the applied voltage is equal to the
• We have centripetal force mv2/r = qvB frequency of revolution of charged
• The radius of the circle described by the particle.
particle.
mv Maximum Kinetic Energy
r= • We have mv2/R = qvB
qB
Therefore v = qBR /m
• The time period of rotation is
• Thus the kinetic energy
2π r 2π mv 2π m
T= = = 1 2 q2 B2 R2
v qBv qB K = mv =
2 2m
• Thus the frequency • Where , q- charge, B-
B magnetic field, R –
1 qB radius, m- mass.
f = =
T 2π m Limitations of cyclotron
qB • According to special theory of relativity
• Cyclotron frequency is, f =
2π m
Construction
• At high velocities the cyclotron frequency
will decrease due to increase in mass and
the particlee will become out of resonance.
• This can be overcome by
Increasing magnetic field –
Synchrotron
Decreasing the frequency of ac –
Synchro-Cyclotron
Cyclotron
• Electrons cannot be accelerated
• Neutrons being electrically neutral cannot
• The whole device is in high vacuum so
be accelerated in a cyclotron.
that air molecules do not collide with
Uses
charged particles.
• To study nuclear structure – high energy
Working
particles from cyclotron are used to
• The positive ion entering the gap
bombard nuclei.
between two dees gets accelerated
• To generate high energy particles
towards D1 if it is negative.
• To implant ions in to solids.
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• The magnetic field at a point due to the • The magnetic field at P due to the current
small element of a current carrying element dl , at A is
conductor is
µ0 Idl sin 900 µ0 Idl
• directly proportional to the current dB = =
flowing through the conductor (I) 4π r2 4π r 2
• The component dB cosθ is cancelled by
• The length of the element dl
the diametrically opposite component.
• Sine of the angle between r and dl
• Thus magnetic field at P ,due to the
• And inversely proportional to the square
current element is the x- component of
of the distance of the point from dl.
dB.
• Thus the magnetic field due to a current
• Therefore dBx = dB cos θ
element is
µ Idl
dBx = 0 2 cos θ
4π r
1
• μ0-permeability of free space, I – current, • But we have r = ( x 2 + R 2 ) 2
and
r- distance
R
µ0 Idl × r cos θ = 1
• or dB = (x 2
+ R2 ) 2
4π r 3
µ0 • Therefore
• where , = 10−7 Tm / A
4π µ0 Idl R
dBx =
• The direction of magnetic field is given by 4π ( x + R ) ( x + R 2 ) 12
2 2 2
• The direction of the magnetic field due to Applications Of Ampere’s Circuital Law
a circular coil is given by right-hand 1. Magnetic field due to a straight wire
thumb rule.
• Curl the palm of your right hand around
the circular wire with the fingers pointing
in the direction of current. Then the right
hand thumb gives the direction of
magnetic field.
• Over the Amperian loop B and dl are
along the same direction.
• Thus ∫ B.dl = ∫ Bdl cos 0 =B ∫ dl
l l l
Solenoid
• Consider an amperian loop abcda The magnetic field in the open space
•
• The magnetic field is zero along cd,bc and inside ( point P) and exterior to the
da. Toroid ( point Q ) is zero.
• The total number of turns of the solenoid • The field B is constant inside the Toroid.
is N = nh , where n – number of turns Magnetic Field due to a Toroid
per unit length, h –length of the amperian
loop.
• Therefore the total current enclosed by
the loop is I e = nhI ,
• where, I –current in the solenoid
• Using Ampere’s circuital law
∫ B.dl =Bh = µ I
l
0 e
Bh = µ0nhI
• Therefore , the magnetic field inside the For points interior (P)
solenoid is • Length of the loop 1 , L1 = 2π r1
• The current enclosed by the loop = 0.
B = µ0nI • Therefore
• The direction of the field is given by Right
Hand Rule. •Magnetic field at any point in the interior
The magnetic field due to a solenoid can be of a toroid is zero.
increased by For points inside ( S )
i) Increasing the no. of turns per unit • Length of the loop , L2 = 2π r2
length (n) • The total current enclosed =N I, where N
ii) Increasing the current (I) is the total number of turns and I the
iii) Inserting a soft iron core into the current.
solenoid. • Applying Ampere’s Circuital Law and
Magnetic Field lines of a Solenoid taking r2 = r
B(2πr) = µ0 NI
µ NI
B= 0
2π r
• Or
B = µ0nI
N
3. Magnetic Field due to a Toroid • Where n =
2π r
Toroid For points Exterior(Q)
• Each turn of the Toroid passes twice
through the area enclosed by the
Amperian Loop 3.
• For each turn current coming out of the
plane of the paper is cancelled by the
current going into the plane of paper.
• Therefore I = 0, B = 0.
• The field exerts no force on the two arms Circular current loop as a magnetic dipole
AD and BC of the loop. • We have the magnetic field on the axis of
• The force on the arm AB is a circular loop
F1 = IbB ( into the plane of loop) µ0 IR 2
• The force on the arm CD is
B= 3
• The direction of the magnetic moment is •With simple modifications, it can be used
into the plane of the paper. to measure current and voltage.
• Multiplying and dividing RHS of the above Construction
equation with mass of electron me, we get • The galvanometer consists of a coil, with
em vr many turns, free to rotate about a fixed
µl = e
2me axis in a uniform radial magnetic field.
• There is a cylindrical soft iron core which
el
Or µl = , where l- orbital angular
not only makes the field radial but also
2me increases the strength of the magnetic
momentum of the electron. field.
• Vectorially