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Exercício 19
Capítulo 7 | Página 226
Engineering Electromagnetics
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ISBN: 9780077418823
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Passo 1 1 de 4
Passo 2 2 de 4
Now. We know that because of the rotational symmetry, the magnetic field will not depend on ϕ. We also know
that the plane's current will not contribute to the magnetic field. All the field is thus due to the current in the cone.
It seems that the field will only have a ϕ component, but let us prove this.
On the picture above, we have a point P at which we want to find the magnetic field. Biot-Savart law gives:
1 r×J
dH =
4π r3
Examine the contributions due to two current sources along a thin ring. One, A, is at (x′ , y ′ , z ′ ) and the other one,
B, is at (x′ , −y ′ , z ′ ). The current densities will have the same magnitude, but different directions. Actually, they will
have the same x and z components, but equal and opposite y components. We can thus write:
, where f is the magnitude, and α etc. are direction coefficients. Sum of these two differential contributions is thus:
dH =dHA + dHB
f (x − x′ )ax − y ′ ay + (z − z ′ )az αx + βy + γz
= ×
4π (x − x′ )2 + y ′2 + (z − z ′ )2 (x − x′ )2 + y ′2 + (z − z ′ )2
f (x − x′ )ax − y ′ ay + (z − z ′ )az αx − βy + γz
+ ×
4π (x − x′ )2 + y ′2 + (z − z ′ )2 (x − x′ )2 + y ′2 + (z − z ′ )2
Passo 3 3 de 4
Resultado 4 de 4
I
a) − aρ
2πρ
I
b) J = ar
πr2 (2 − 2)
I
c) H = aϕ
2πr sin θ
I(1 − cos θ)
c) H = aϕ
πr sin θ(2 − 2)
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