1. Two long solenoids are placed on the same axis as shown in the figure. The inner solenoid has radius R₁ with ni turns per unit length. The outer solenoid has radius R2 with n2 turns per unit length. each solenoid carries the same current I flowing (in each turn) but in opposite direction. Use Ampere's law to find the direction and magnitude of the magnetic field in the following regions : a) b) c) 0
1. Two long solenoids are placed on the same axis as shown in the figure. The inner solenoid has radius R₁ with ni turns per unit length. The outer solenoid has radius R2 with n2 turns per unit length. each solenoid carries the same current I flowing (in each turn) but in opposite direction. Use Ampere's law to find the direction and magnitude of the magnetic field in the following regions : a) b) c) 0
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1. Two long solenoids are placed on the same axis as shown in the figure.
The inner solenoid has radius R₁ with ni turns per unit length. The outer
solenoid has radius R₂ with n2 turns per unit length. each solenoid carries
the same current I flowing (in each turn) but in opposite direction.
Use Ampere's law to find the direction and magnitude of the magnetic
field in the following regions :
a)
b)
c)
0<r < R
R<r<R₂
R₂ <r
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2. The figure here depicts a long solenoid that contains two different magnetic materials. The materials
on the left and right sides of the solenoid have permeabilities and ₂, respectively, and each has the
same radius as the solenoid. Find the surface current densities (Jis and J2s) on each side of the solenoid
that generate a uniform, axially directed B-field throughout the inside of the solenoid and no field
outside.
J2s = √₂sâb
J₁s = J₁sâ¢
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