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    Magnetic field configurations Lecture notes; only for internal use at Lovely Professional University Autumn Term 2011-12 solenoid contd. Magnetic core increases the field density inside the solenoid. A solenoid is a device that develops pushing or pulling force from electric current.

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    LPU/PHY802/Bansi All

    Autumn Term 2011-12

    Hall effect

    (a) Electrons are majority carriers (b) Holes are the majority carriers

    Lecture notes; only for internal use at Lovely Professional University

    LPU/PHY802/Bansi All

    Autumn Term 2011-12

    Application of magnetic forces

    Model of the heart pump which can be implanted in body


    Lecture notes; only for internal use at Lovely Professional University

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    Autumn Term 2011-12

    Magnetic field configurations

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    Solenoid

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    Solenoid contd.

    Magnetic core increases the field density inside the solenoid


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    Application of a solenoid
    Electromagnet in the form of a solenoid (cylinder) Spring loaded plunger which can either enter in or come out of cylinder on activation (switching on current)/ deactivation (switching off current)
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    Application contd.

    A solenoid is a device that develops pushing or pulling force from electric current

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    Solenoid valve

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    Toroid magnet

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    Toroid magnet contd.

    B= m0NI/2pr I is current N is number of turns R is the radius of toroid

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    Application of toroid magnet, an example

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    Fusion

    High density Confinement of the fuel Gravitational Found in stars only (ii) Magnetic Very well developed; TOKAMAK using toroid magnet
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