A long solenoid of length L, having turns N and of radius of cross-section R has a single circular wire wound around it tightly, making a single turn. A current i=Iosinωt is passed through this outer wire. The peak EMF induced across the ends of the inner solenoid is (nearly), in magnitude,
1. | πμ0R2N2ωI0L |
2. | μ0R2ωI0NL |
3. | πμ0L2NωI0R |
4. | πμ0R2NωI0L |
Two identical conducting rods OP,OQ of length l each, rotate about O in the plane, as shown, with angular velocities ω1, ω2. There is a uniform magnetic field B acting into the plane. The magnitude of the potential difference (VP−VQ) is:
1. | 12B(ω1−ω2)l2 |
2. | B(ω1−ω2)l2 |
3. | 12B(ω1+ω2)l2 |
4. | B(ω1+ω2)l2 |
A circular ring is falling in a vertical plane, in a uniform horizontal magnetic field (B) which passes perpendicular to the plane of the ring. P is the highest point, while S is the left-most point of the ring. The potential difference between P and S is (when the speed of the ring is v):
1. | Zero |
2. | √2Brv |
3. | πr2Bv4 |
4. | Brv |
1. | vBl | 2. | vBl2 |
3. | √32vBl | 4. | 1√3vBl |
1. | V0√LC | 2. | V0√LC |
3. | V0√LC | 4. | V0√CL |
1. | EL | 2. | E2L |
3. | 2EL | 4. | ELe−1 |
1. | nωBA. | constant, of magnitude
2. | t, of magnitude nω2BAt. | increasing with time
3. | t, of magnitude nBAt. | decreasing with time
4. | t, of amplitude nωBA. | sinusoidal with time
1. | μ0l2π | 2. | μ0A2πl |
3. | μ0l34πA | 4. | μ0A22πl3 |