Magnetic Effects of Current

Magnetic poles

 A bar magnet hanging in the magnetic field of the Earth orients on its own north–south. A north magnetic pole is the north-seeking pole of such a magnet, or any comparable pole. A south magnetic pole is the south-seeking pole, or any pole that is comparable to it. Various magnets’ dissimilar poles attract one another, […]

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Magnetic Permeability

In 1885, Oliver Heaviside introduced the term magnetic permeability, which is described as electromagnetism permeability, a property of a magnetic material that supports magnetic field formation. It monitors and evaluates the amount of magnetic flux supported by the material that can easily pass through it. Magnetic permeability is denoted by μ and is the scalar

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Magnetic Moment of a Current Loop

The magnetic moment is defined as the magnetic strength and alignment of a magnet or other object that generates a magnetic field. Loops of electric current such as electromagnets, permanent magnets, particles such as electrons and many astronomical objects all have magnetic moments. More precisely, the term magnetic moment refers typically to a system’s magnetic

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Magnetic field lines

Introduction The space around a magnet in which the force of attraction and repulsion force can be detected is called its magnetic field. Magnetic field lines are a vector quantity. The magnetic field is an abstract entity. Some charges can produce magnetic fields. While a fixed charge only produces an electric field, a moving charge

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Magnetic Field Current Conductor

Magnetic Field A magnetic field is a vector field that describes the magnetic effect on moving electric charges, electric currents and magnetic substances. A mobile charge in a magnetic field is subjected to a force that is perpendicular to both the mobile charge’s motion and the magnetic field. A permanent magnet’s magnetic field attracts or

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Magnetic Elements

Introduction Magnetic Elements demonstrate that the Earth operates as a massive magnetic dipole, with its magnetic poles located close to its geographical ones. Because the magnetic needle’s north pole approximates the geographic north (NG), the magnetic pole near NG is the magnetic south pole of Earth Sm. In addition, the pole near SG is the

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Magnetic effects of current and magnetism

A magnetic field can be produced by moving charges or electric currents. The basic equation governing the magnetic field due to a current distribution is the Biot-Savart law. Solenoid is a coil which has length and is used to produce a uniform magnetic field . Magnetism is an attractive or repulsive ability produced by moving

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Magnetic Effects of Current

Electricity and magnetism are closely related. A magnetic effect is created when an electric current travels through copper wire. Hans Christian Oersted was the first to detect the magnetic effects of electric current. The magnetic field is a field created by magnetic dipoles and from moving electric charges, and due to the magnetic field, it

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Magnetic Effect of electric current

The magnetic field is the effect of the force around a magnet. A compass or any other magnet can detect the force produced by a magnet in the magnetic field.  Magnetic field lines represent the magnetic field. The field line or field line of a magnet refers to the imaginary lines of the magnetic field

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Magnetic Classification of Materials

Magnetic materials are defined as materials that are attracted to a magnet by a magnetic field. The magnetic substances are iron, nickel, and cobalt, which are distinguished by the fact that items formed of these materials are attracted to a magnet. Aside from that, magnetic materials have the ability to be magnetised, or to put

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