PHYS 211 Final, Spring 2013
American University of Beirut · Electricity and Magnetism · 9 pages · Dr. Ghassan Antar
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PHYSICS 211
Final Spring 2012-2013
TIME: 90 minutes
June 20, 2013
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Useful information
ε0=8.85x10-12 C2/N.m2
µ0=4π x 10-7 Tm/A
q = 1.6 × 10−19 C
me= 9.1x10-31 kg
mp= 1.67×10-27 kg
ke=8.9875x109 Nm2/C2
Grading
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I- (22) Ampere’s law
1- (10) The magnetic field of a solenoid with length l, radius a and number of
turns N is uniform when a current I flows in it. Demonstrate that B=µ0nI.
2- (4) Use the definition of inductance to show that L=µ0Vn2; what it V here?
3- (3) What is the energy per unit volume stored as a function of B?
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4- (5) The solenoid is turned now to make a torus with radius R, re-determine the
magnetic field strength inside the torus.
II- (24) Faraday’s law
1- (6) Show that, for a time varying current, that the back emf is: |E|=Ldi/dt
(3) In an RL-circuit shown to the right, discuss the different forms of energy.
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2- (11) A bar, with length l and mass m is sliding in one direction subject to a constant
force Fapp, Determine the current amplitude and direction flowing as a function of
time in two different ways.
3- (4) Based on the above calculation, comment on what does Faraday’s law
reflects.
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III- (16) Ampere and Faraday’s laws
Consider a current I flowing in a long straight wire with a radius a and length l.
1. (10) Determine the magnetic field magnitude and direction for r<a and for
r>a.
2. (6) Let the current increase as a function of time according to I = αt+I0,
determine the amplitude and the direction of the induced potential for r<a
[Hint: First determine the magnetic flux area].
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IV- (20) AC Circuits
We consider a circuit composed of an AC power source, supplying a current
I = Imaxsin(ωt), a resistor R and an inductor L.
(a)(4) Consider that the resistance alone is connected to the power supply, determine
the expression of the potential difference across it.
(b)(4) Consider that the inductor alone is connected to the power supply, determine
the expression of the potential difference across it.
(c)(6) When both R and L are put in series, determine the impedance of the circuit.
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(d)(2) Determine the expression of the circuit phase.
(e)(4) Discuss the behavior of this circuit at low frequencies (ω→0) and for (ω→∞)
and plot the current Imax vs. ω t and comment on the results.
ω
Imax
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V- (10) AC Circuits
We insert a capacitor in parallel to the inductor as shown in the figure below and the
AC power source produces now a potential difference ε = ε0 cos(ωt).
(f)(5) What are the maximum values of IL, Ic and IR in the case where ω → 0
(g)(5) What are the maximum values of IL, Ic and IR in the case where ω → ∞
VI-(8) Write down the full four equations of Maxwell and comment with one
sentence on each about what does it reflect.
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