If we were to analyze the magnetic flux lines of a current-carrying conductor, oriented perpendicularly to a magnetic field between two bar magnets, the interaction would look something like this: N N This interaction of magnetic flux lines (the bar magnets' straight lines versus the wire's circles will produce a mechanical force on the wire (called the Lorentz force). Which direction wil this force act? Also, determine the direction of current through the conductor (seen from an end-view i the above illustration) necessary to produce the circular magnetic flux shown.

If we were to analyze the magnetic flux lines of a current-carrying conductor, oriented perpendicularly to a magnetic field between two bar magnets, the interaction would look something like this: N N This interaction of magnetic flux lines (the bar magnets' straight lines versus the wire's circles will produce a mechanical force on the wire (called the Lorentz force). Which direction wil this force act? Also, determine the direction of current through the conductor (seen from an end-view i the above illustration) necessary to produce the circular magnetic flux shown.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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