Basics :

Chapter 28 Sources of Magnetism

...magnetic field due to a straight wire

Chapter 26 DC Circuits

where (L) = segment length

Va - Vb = E Ir
r = int. Resist. Va-Vb = Terminal V

...force between 2 // wires ...Amperes Law

in series length in parallel

...

...where n = N/l , number of loops/ unit

...
E = IR +Q/C

... Toroid where N = number of coils

Biot-Savart Law

...discharging RC

Chapter 27 Magnetism

Fmax = I( l x B )
field

Magnetic Intensity (only for free currents) ...electic current in a magnetic permeability given susceptibility Xm given magnetic intensity and permeability

F = I l Bsin Fmax = q ( v x B ) ...electric charge moving in

magnetic field

Chapter 29 Electromagnetic Induction and

Faradays Law

F = qvBsin F = q(E + v x B) ...electric charge moving in

presence of both E/B assuming uniform B

= NI A x B =xB

...torque where, magnetic dipole moment

=NIA

Eind Eind = Blv E = NBA

induced emf emf WRT velocity

drift velocity

Hall Electric Field, where vd =

Eout = NBA

... use for AC generators

density of charge carriers where A = area, I = current

,
Transformers

... use with

Ip Vp = Is Vs primary power = secondary power

(Transformers) mass spectrometry

Faradays Law

Magnetic Field produced by current

Wrap fingers around wire with thumb pointing direction of current I Fingers point straight along current I, then bend along Magnetic field B

Fingers point in direction of B

Force on Electric Current I due to magnetic Field

Thumb points in direction of the force F

Force on electric charge +q due to magnetic field

Fingers point along particles velocity v, then along B

Thumb points in direction of the force F

Kirchhoffs Rules: 1) At any junction point, the sum of all currents entering the junction must equal the sum of all currents leaving the junction

Constants

Lenzs Law A current produced by an induced emf moves in a direction so that the magnetic field created by that current opposes the original change in flux or