Look at the figure. a) Which component of magnetic field - axial (B_axial) or radial (B_radial) should be larger at the center of the coil? B_axial >B_radial Both components are equal B_axial < B_radial b)What should be the theoretical ratio of these two components at the center of the coil?

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Look at the figure.

a) Which component of magnetic field - axial (B_axial) or radial (B_radial) should be larger at the center of the coil?

B_axial >B_radial
Both components are equal
B_axial < B_radial

b)What should be the theoretical ratio of these two components at the center of the coil?

 

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Part B
What should be the theoretical ratio of these two components at the center of the
coil?
Bradial
Bazial
Bradial
Bazial
Bradial
Bazial
Bradial
Bazial
Bradial
Bazial
= 2
= 1
= -1
= ∞0
= 0
Bradial 1
Barial 2
Z|T
Transcribed Image Text:▼ Part B What should be the theoretical ratio of these two components at the center of the coil? Bradial Bazial Bradial Bazial Bradial Bazial Bradial Bazial Bradial Bazial = 2 = 1 = -1 = ∞0 = 0 Bradial 1 Barial 2 Z|T
Consider the coil shown in the figure below. Assume that the coil is
infinitely long.
O
Axial
Magnetic Field,
BAXIAL
Radial
Magnetic Field
BRADIAL
Current I
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the coil shown in the figure below. Assume that the coil is infinitely long. O Axial Magnetic Field, BAXIAL Radial Magnetic Field BRADIAL Current I
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