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An iron ring of relative permeability u has windings of insulated copper wire of n turns per metre.when the current in the windings is I..find expression for magnetic field of ring

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Answered by abhi178
29
Given,
Relative permeability = u then, permeability of iron = μ₀u
number of turns per meter = n
current through it = I

Now, At center of solenoid { if a current carrying conductor tightly wounded over a wire , system named as solenoid } , cut an element of thickness dx at x meter from its center .
so, number of turns in dx element is N = ndx
Now, use Biot savart law,
B = μ₀uNiR²/(R² + x²)^(3/2) , Let R is the radius of circular part
= μ₀unidxR²/(R² + x²)^(3/2)
= μ₀uniR²dx/(R² + x²)^(3/2)
After integration we get, Magnetic field at center when length of wire is infinite
B = μ₀unI

Hence, answer is B = B = μ₀unI
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Ananthukerala: If i solve it like considering it a solenoid is it correct ?? Answer will be same..
abhi178: Off course we should use solenoid concept here , becoz iron ring wounded in copper wire in such a way that number of terms per meter is n . Means ring have length too. e.g., solenoid .
rishikesh2999p5acop: what if i used the toroid formula to get the magnetic field expression?
abhi178: Ohh you can't use toroi here , as you know when solenoid wound like a ring then system named as toroid.
Anshika899: What if i have used the application of biot savart law to derive the expression
Anshika899: Magnetic field due to a circular loop
abhi178: but here used number of tuns per meter , it shows solenoid . then how you can use circular loops
Answered by Anonymous
8

Answer:Given,

Relative permeability = u then, permeability of iron = μ₀u

number of turns per meter = n

current through it = I

Now, At center of solenoid { if a current carrying conductor tightly wounded over a wire , system named as solenoid } , cut an element of thickness dx at x meter from its center .

so, number of turns in dx element is N = ndx

Now, use Biot savart law,

B = μ₀uNiR²/(R² + x²)^(3/2) , Let R is the radius of circular part

= μ₀unidxR²/(R² + x²)^(3/2)

= μ₀uniR²dx/(R² + x²)^(3/2)

After integration we get, Magnetic field at center when length of wire is infinite

B = μ₀unI

Hence, answer is B = B = μ₀unI

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