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Two identical long wires of radius a=1.53mmare parallel and carry identical currents in opposite directions. Their center-to-center separation is d=4.2cm.Neglect the flux within the wires but consider the flux in the region between the wires. What is the inductance per unit length of the wires?

Short Answer

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Inductance per unit length of the wire,Ll=1.8110-6H/m.

Step by step solution

01

Given

  1. The radius of each long wire, a=1.5310-3m=0.15310-2m.
  2. Center to center separation between two wires, d=14.2cm=14.210-2m
  3. Unit length of wire, I=1m.
02

Understanding the concept

The crucial step in this problem is to find the magnetic flux due to current-carrying wires. Using the flux, we can find the inductance of the given system; by dividing inductance by unit length, we will get the required answer.

Formula:

The magnitude of the magnetic field at a radial distance from the center of the long wire (inside),

B=0i2ra2

The magnitude of the magnetic field at a radial distance r from the center of the long wire r (inside)

B=0i2r

Magnetic flux,

B=Li

Magnetic flux due to the field across the open surface attached to the closed loop is

B=BdA

03

Calculate inductance per unit length of the wire.

Let鈥檚 denote two wires asw1and w2.

Now we will find B field due to wirew1and w2at point p inside w1 at distance r from the center of w1which is calculated by using amperes law

Bin=0i2ra2+0i2d-r

In the above expression, first term is due to w1 and the second term is due to w2.

Similarly, we will find B field due to wire w1and w2at point p outside, at distance r from the center of w1which is calculated by using amperes law,

Bout=0i2r+0i2d-r

In the above expression first term is due to w1and second term is due to w2.

Total field in the region between w1 and w2 is then,

Bin+Bout=0i2ra2+0i2d-r+0i2r+0i2d-r

Magnetic flux due tofield B is,

B=B1+B2=BdA=0d/2BdA+d/2dBdA=0d/2BdA

B=20aBindA+20d/2BoutdAB==20a0i2ra2+0i2d-rdA+2ad/20i2r+0i2d-rdA

Here area element is dA=ldr using this in the above equation we get,

Bl=20a0i2ra2+0i2d-rdr+2ad/20i2r+0i2d-rdrBl=0i0ara2+1d-rdr+0d/21r+1d-rdrBl=0i12-lnd-ad+lnd-aa

The first two terms represent flux inside the wire which we will neglect

Bl=0ilnd-aaLl=Bil=0llnd-aaLl=Bil=404llnd-aa=410-71.0ln14.2-0.1530.153=410-7ln91.81

Ll=1.8110-6H/m

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