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Natural Science Forum / Physics / Electromagnetism / June 2004



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current persistence in a superconducting ring30 Jun 2004 11:05 GMT4
Curvilinear motion of a charged particle is an acceleration and hence
creates electromagnetic radiation, which reduces the kinetic energy of
the particle  (like in Bohr's hydrogen atom, where the electrons
spiral into the nucleus.)
current distribution on a microstrip line30 Jun 2004 08:46 GMT2
I want to caculate the current distribution on a microstrip line (e.g.
in 40 GHz), by dividing its strip to N narrow lines every of which
will have a current I(i) (i one of the N lines). I couldnt find
anything about this subject.
Magnetic field and relative motion30 Jun 2004 00:38 GMT58
F                                    F
    --                               ==================
   |  |                             |   M
   |  |                             |  ----
please interprit the following thought experiment for me.29 Jun 2004 23:08 GMT4
Consider two sets of two (very lengthy) hollow coaxial cylindrical
tubes. In each set, the inner cylinder contains positively charged
gaseous ions whereas the outer cylinder contains negatively charged
gaseous ions. Conduction takes place by the movement of positively
How to calculate Magnetic Field at particular point?29 Jun 2004 14:43 GMT3
Given two magnets (cylindrical in nature, of radius r1 and r2, and
lengths l1 and l2, with a S->N axis of x1, x2, expressed as a vector,
and a location of the middle point on the N end of the magent, loc1 and
loc2) how does one calculate the particular magnetic field at a ...
Speed of Repelling Magnets28 Jun 2004 21:50 GMT1
I am looking to find out the speed of a repelling magnet. I assume
this depends on many variables. To give you an example, the repelling
magnets of the maglev train or perhaps holding two magnets together
and release. Is their a theoretical limit?
would u please interprit this simple thought experiment26 Jun 2004 17:29 GMT3
WOULD U PLEASE HELP ME CLEAR THIS DOUBT.  THIS IS A SIMPLE THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT REGARDING CHARGES IN MOTION.  I WOULD BE GREATFUL TO U IN
TRYING TO ANSWER ME AND CLEARIGN MY DOUBT --THANK YOU.
NOte:-this is a doubt i expressed in a blog group
Does a magnetic core in a solenoid improve its /acceptance/ of a magnetic field25 Jun 2004 14:58 GMT5
/A loop a wire produces a current when moved in/out of a magnetic field.
A solenoid produces a magnetic field when a current moves through it.
If the solenoid has a magnetic core (ferrous) the strength of the
generated magnatic field increases./
Aleternator25 Jun 2004 04:33 GMT1
Dear sir,
I would like to  know any   Electro magnetic Simulation package which
can Evaluate the Loaded current of Alternator with a fixed out
voltage.
Faraday disk based idea for generation23 Jun 2004 02:24 GMT43
The previous posts regarding Faraday disks are very interesting.
Of note, I see reference that the brushes are the stator, and the
rotor is the disk etc.
This concerns me, because it would mean that my ideas for a Faraday
THE HIERONYMOUS RADIONCS MACHINE22 Jun 2004 17:57 GMT1
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Bewley and flux linkage22 Jun 2004 07:41 GMT9
Should we derive concept out of a mathematical equation or should we
apply maths to concept? Former can mislead us. Here is a small
example. ('Flux linkages and electromagnetic induction' by L.V.Bewley)
       Consider a transformer core with round cross section. Equation
Replying to another post on Internal Force Engines21 Jun 2004 10:24 GMT8
I am grateful for this very polite reply, which I had not seen
earlier.  Sorry for this late reply.
Arindam.
> Listen, Dan, please read the later chapters. You are only telling what I
Magnet moving sideways across a coil21 Jun 2004 06:40 GMT4
Can anybody direct me to information to calculate the current produced
when moving a magnet sideways (parallel to the are of the loop) of a
coil of wire?
From what I've read it really shouldn't produce much current, but the
Properties of the magnetic field.17 Jun 2004 11:00 GMT8
Treating magnetic field as real and based on known experimental
evidence, followings are the properties of the magnetic field.
1.    During acceleration of a charge magnetic field is generated. It
spreads in the space at a velocity of light and its strength at any
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