Why doesn't a solenoid experiances force as it has both magnetic field and electricity?
Asked by | 13th Mar, 2008, 11:31: AM
The magnetic field produced by a solenoid depends on the current running through it (increases with increases current), The number of turns of wire (increased turns -> increased B field strength). The substance at the core of the field also has an effect, though it depends on the core's nature.
The force on a current carrying wire in a magnetic field can be found by using your RIGHT HAND...the palm is force, thumb is current and fingers (at right angles to thumb) are field direction... got it
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Answered by | 27th Mar, 2008, 12:54: AM
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