Suppose I have a current source of 1.0 Amperes flowing through each of the following coils. What is the magnetic field in Tesla and in Gauss at the stipulated points? 1. At the center of a single 200-turn coil with a radius of 103 mm. 2. At the midpoint between two 200-turn coaxial coils of radii 103 mm and separated by a distance of 103 mm. (Assume the currents are arranged so that the fields add construc- tively). 3. At the center of a 565-turn, 146 mm-long solenoid of radius 34.1 mm.

Suppose I have a current source of 1.0 Amperes flowing through each of the following coils. What is the magnetic field in Tesla and in Gauss at the stipulated points? 1. At the center of a single 200-turn coil with a radius of 103 mm. 2. At the midpoint between two 200-turn coaxial coils of radii 103 mm and separated by a distance of 103 mm. (Assume the currents are arranged so that the fields add construc- tively). 3. At the center of a 565-turn, 146 mm-long solenoid of radius 34.1 mm.

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Chapter22: Magnetism

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