Magnetic Field For A Straight Conductor And Ampere’s Law – An introduction
Introduction to magnetic field and Ampere’s law
Magnetic field lines around a straight conductor
Magnetic field strength and direction
Ampere’s law and its significance
Magnetic field due to a current in a long straight conductor
Magnetic Field around a Long Straight Conductor
Definition and significance of a long straight conductor
Magnetic field lines and their direction around the conductor
Right-hand rule to determine the direction of magnetic field
Magnetic field intensity inversely proportional to distance from the conductor
Examples of calculating the magnetic field for a long straight conductor
Magnetic Field Using Ampere’s Law
Explanation of Ampere’s law
Integral form of Ampere’s law and equation
Magnetic field along a closed loop using Ampere’s law
Magnetic field due to a long straight conductor using Ampere’s law
Application of Ampere’s law in various scenarios
Magnetic Field For Multiple Conductors
Magnetic field of multiple long straight conductors
Magnetic field superposition principle
Determining net magnetic field using vector addition
Example of calculating the magnetic field due to multiple conductors
Magnetic field of parallel conductors and their interactions
Magnetic Field For A Straight Conductor With Current
Definition and significance of a conductor carrying current
Magnetic field lines and their direction around a current-carrying conductor
Magnetic field strength proportional to current intensity
Magnetic field inversely proportional to the distance from the conductor
Examples of calculating the magnetic field for a conductor with current
Magnetic Field Inside a Current-Carrying Conductor
Magnetic field inside a current-carrying conductor
Magnetic field strength and direction within the conductor
Application of right-hand rule for determining the direction
Magnetic field uniformity and magnitude within the conductor
Examples showcasing the magnetic field inside a current-carrying conductor
Magnetic Field Due to Circular Loop
Introduction to a circular loop carrying current
Magnetic field lines and their direction inside and outside the loop
Magnetic field strength and its relation to the radius of the loop
Calculation of the magnetic field at the center of a circular loop
Examples illustrating the magnetic field due to a circular loop
Magnetic Field Due to a Solenoid
Introduction to a solenoid and its characteristics
Magnetic field lines and their direction inside and outside a solenoid
Magnetic field strength proportional to the number of turns in the solenoid
Calculation of the magnetic field using the formula B = μ₀ * n * I
Examples showcasing the magnetic field due to a solenoid
Magnetic Field Inside a Toroid
Definition and characteristics of a toroid
Magnetic field lines and their direction inside and outside a toroid
Magnetic field strength and its dependence on the number of turns and current
Calculation of the magnetic field using the formula B = μ₀ * n * I
Examples illustrating the magnetic field inside a toroid
Magnetic Field inside a Coaxial Cable
Definition of a coaxial cable
Magnetic field lines and their direction inside a coaxial cable
Magnetic field strength and its dependence on the current in the cable
Calculation of the magnetic field using Ampere’s law for a coaxial cable
Example showcasing the magnetic field inside a coaxial cable
Magnetic Field Due to a Straight Conductor Bent into a Loop
Introduction to a loop of current
Magnetic field lines and their direction inside and outside the loop
Magnetic field strength and its relation to the radius of the loop
Calculation of the magnetic field at different points around the loop
Examples illustrating the magnetic field due to a loop of current
Magnetic Field Due to a Long Solenoid
Introduction to a long solenoid
Magnetic field lines and their direction inside and outside the solenoid
Calculation of the magnetic field using the formula B = μ₀ * n * I
Magnetic field uniformity and magnitude within the solenoid
Examples showcasing the magnetic field due to a long solenoid
Magnetic Field Due to a Circular Coil
Definition and characteristics of a circular coil
Magnetic field lines and their direction inside and outside the coil
Magnetic field strength and its relation to the radius and number of turns of the coil
Calculation of the magnetic field at different points along the axis of the coil
Examples illustrating the magnetic field due to a circular coil
Magnetic Field inside a Toroid
Introduction to a toroid and its characteristics
Magnetic field lines and their direction inside and outside the toroid
Calculation of the magnetic field using the formula B = μ₀ * n * I
Magnetic field uniformity and magnitude within the toroid
Examples showcasing the magnetic field inside a toroid
Magnetic Field Due to a Current Ring
Introduction to a current ring
Magnetic field lines and their direction inside and outside the ring
Magnetic field strength and its relation to the radius of the ring
Calculation of the magnetic field at different points along the axis of the ring
Examples illustrating the magnetic field due to a current ring
Magnetic Field Due to a Straight Conductor Bent into a Circular Arc
Introduction to a circular arc of current
Magnetic field lines and their direction inside and outside the arc
Magnetic field strength and its relation to the radius of the arc
Calculation of the magnetic field at different points around the arc
Examples showcasing the magnetic field due to a circular arc of current
Magnetic Field Due to a Current-Carrying Disk
Definition and characteristics of a current-carrying disk
Magnetic field lines and their direction inside and outside the disk
Magnetic field strength and its relation to the radius of the disk
Calculation of the magnetic field at different points around the disk
Examples illustrating the magnetic field due to a current-carrying disk
Magnetic Field Due to a Current in a Rectangular Loop
Introduction to a rectangular loop carrying current
Magnetic field lines and their direction inside and outside the loop
Magnetic field strength and its relation to the dimensions of the loop
Calculation of the magnetic field at different points around the loop
Examples showcasing the magnetic field due to a current in a rectangular loop
Magnetic Field Due to a Current-Carrying Wire and a Parallel Wire
Definition and characteristics of a current-carrying wire and parallel wires
Magnetic field lines and their direction around the wires
Magnetic field strength and its relation to the distance between the wires
Calculation of the magnetic field at different points around the wires
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