a) Sketch the magnetic field created by thiscurrent distribution. (Hint: Think of theplane as consisting of infinitely many current-carrying wires.reasoning.)4. An infinite metal sheet has current flowingthrough it as shown in the figure below.Also, usesymmetryNow imagine that two such current shcets arefixed in place near one another.currentinto pageCurrent2 nmpsflow drouhenh mod sheeot of pageend viewb) Sketch the magnetic ficld in all three regions(above, in between, and below the two current.sheets).c) What would the field look like if both currentdistributions were flowing into the page? *end view

Solution (a) We know that B = μok2 (independant of distance )here k = current per unit width as per…

4. An infinite metal sheet has current flowing a) Sketch the magnetic field created by this through it as shown in the figure below. current distribution. (Hint: Think of the plane as consisting of infinitely many current- carrying wires. reasoning.) Also, use symmetry Now imagine that two such current sheeta are fixed in place near one another. curren into pagr current ou of page 000000 eah of shea end view b) Sketch the magnetic field in all three regions (above, in between, and below the two current sheets). c) What would the field look like if both current distributions were flowing into the page? * end view

4. An infinite metal sheet has current flowing a) Sketch the magnetic field created by this through it as shown in the figure below. current distribution. (Hint: Think of the plane as consisting of infinitely many current- carrying wires. reasoning.) Also, use symmetry Now imagine that two such current sheeta are fixed in place near one another. curren into pagr current ou of page 000000 eah of shea end view b) Sketch the magnetic field in all three regions (above, in between, and below the two current sheets). c) What would the field look like if both current distributions were flowing into the page? * end view

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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