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CHAPTER # 6 :

Electromagnetic Induction
# Notional EMF or Induced EMF :
s 4×74 % ✗ ☒

rectangular conducting
± m
consider a PQRS loop
in the plane of the
paper in which the
× × ×


×


× ×
/ ✗ ✗

conductor PQ is free to more .


✗ × ×
×
×e ✓
/
✗ ✗ ✗ × ✗ ✗
×

let the rod POPS moved towards right


× ✗ ✗ × ✗
× × ✗

with a constant
velocity V' assume
_
'

, µ
of energy friction
×
loss
×
due to × × × ✗
×
there is
×
R
-

no .

→ A c- Q
Pa is moved n' distance towards enclosed
right the by loop
'
Let area
,
PQRS increases Area (A) .lu
.
=

Therefore , the amount of flux magnetic linked with the loop increases .

An emf is induced in the loop .

then through area / A) BTÑ


BA cos ⊖
∅ =

∅ =
Blk COSO
∅ =
Bla -

% Induced EMF in the coil is →

E. =

-9ft
E. = Blk / from ⑦]
E. Bl
@d¥)
= -

E- -

Bev
P¥ᵈ [ :
day means

which is
rate
of change of displacement
velocity
)
Hence
force on the wire ( external)
f- BIL sin 90°
f Bff ]
=

?
F-
131B¥) e
I
Egg
=
- =

f- =

BIRI

± ×
Induced EMF due to rotation of Rodin Magnetic field :-,
-
-

#
-
-

✗ i
× i. i × -
×

Consider a metallic rod of


length 'd Ps placed Pna
'
,
'
y
uniform magnetic field as shown in the
figure
×
'

×
× , ×
,
;
,

Area covered by the rod


=
Hd2
on
rotating by 21T
angle ×
'

,
× × " ×

É
"

'


✗ -
Y .
.
.
-
-

_
¥ ¥
J
% for I unit rotation ( area) =
=

1 simple unitary method applied )


% for ⊖
angle rotation =


To Area will be A
1¥ ②
= -

Now , flux through area A


, ∅ = B- A-•

∅ = BA cos 0°

∅ -13K¥ )
Induced EMF in the rod ,
E. = -

dd¥
e-
¥1B %-)
-
_

E
BIG dd¥
=

E. =

Btw where ,
w =
angular velocity ( d
Hence PIED
# Self -
Induction of Solenoid :

Consider turns with length l and cross-section area A


'

solenoid
having N
'

a .

I is the current
flowing through
the solenoid
it So there will be magnetic field at
.

,
a a

given point in it B
, represent by .

Now,The magnetic flush per turn will be equal to


product of B and area of each
turn .

Mo¥ A
=

% Total
magnetic flue will be
given by product of fun present in each turn
turns
and
the no .

of .


MONI N
=



M_◦N÷
= -

And ,
we also know ∅ =
LI -

,

:O
from ② &④ Lf =

Monet
M¥ µµeP¥ᵈ
[ This is self inductance of
-
a solenoid .
# Mutual inductance of two solenoids : -

s ,→Niwmˢ

[Link]
consider two
,
s , and
long
52
solenoids stands≥ each of

respectively .
length
and Nz are the no of turns in the solenoid
.

sz
N2 tums
'

52 Ps wound closely over S , so both the solenoids


,
l -
are considered to have the -
same area of cross
section A'
'
.

I , is the current
flowing through Si .

Now ,
I,
the
Ps
magnetic field B, produced at any point inside solenoids , due to current


MoNe
B, =
-

And , the
magnetic flux linked with each turn of sa ie equal to B ,
A .

Total
magnetic flux linked with solenoid sa having Na turns is
∅ = B , A N2
,

∅z=(µoN¥) AN≥ / from ②)


∅ ,
=

( WWII) A -

but ∅z =
MI , -
④ where m is the coefficient of mutual induction
,
between S, and S2
from ④ d④
i. MI ,
=(M°%N A

MoNyN# µmeeP¥ᵈ
% M =

And , if the core is filled with a


magnetic material of permeability M

M
MNiN2A_
=

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