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Explain the equivalence between a magnetic dipole and (a) current carrying circular coil (b) solenoid.

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Answered by Antram
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Answered by ankurbadani84
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Answer :-

Magnetic dipole is an arrangement of two equal and opposite magnetic poles which are  separated by a small distance.

Product of pole strength and magnetic length is, magnetic dipole moment of a magnetic dipole. It is vector directed from S-pole to N-pole.

Ampere stated that the distribution of force due magnetic lines around a finite current carrying solenoid is same to that produced by the bar magnet.

The magnetic induction at the point along the axis of a circular coil carrying current is (B) = μ₀nIa₂/ 2(a²+x²)³⁽²

For points which are far away from the coil, x very high than a, a2 is small and it is neglected. Hence for such points,

B = μ₀nIa₂/ 2(x³)

For circular loop, n = 1, its area A = πa²

B = μ₀IA/ 2Π(x³) - - - (1)

Magnetic induction along the axial line of a short bar magnet is

B =  μ₀/4Π x 2M/x³

B =  μ₀/2Π x M/x³ - - - (2)

Comparing (1) & (2)

M = I A - - -(3)

Magnetic moment of a current loop is termed as the product of current and the loop area. The direction is perpendicular to plane of loop.

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