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Find the exact magnetic field a distancez above the center of a square loop of side w, carrying a current. Verify that it reduces to the field of a dipole, with the appropriate dipole moment, whenzw.

Short Answer

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The value of magnetic field reduces to the field due to a dipole, when is zisB=0m2蟺锄3z .

Step by step solution

01

Write the given data from the question.

The is the side of square loop.

Thez is the distance above the center of square loop.

TheI is current through loop.

The1 is the angle made by initial point of the side with the normal.

The2 is the angle made by end point of the side.

02

Determine the formula of magnetic field reduces to the field due to a dipole.

Write the formula ofmagnetic field reduces to the field due to a dipole.

B=0I22z3z 鈥︹ (1)

Here,0 is permeability, is the side of square loop,z is the distance above the center of square loop and role="math" localid="1657686397925" Iis current through loop.

03

Determine the value of magnetic field reduces to the field due to a dipole.

Draw the circuit diagram for given provided condition.

Consider a pointPat a distancezabove the center of the square loop.

1and2signs will be the opposite since they are rotating in the opposite directions with respect to the usual vertical line. Therefore,

-sin1=sin2

Magnetic field atPdue to one side of square loop is,

role="math" localid="1657686862591" B1=0I4蟺厂sin2-sin1

Here, Iis the current flowing through the loop and Sis the distance of point from the side.

Substitute sin2for-sin1into above equation.

B1=20Isin24蟺厂

Refer to figure, Sis the hypotenuse, 2is the perpendicular and zis the base. So from Pythagoras theorem,

S=z2+22

It is understood that the ratio of the perpendicular side to the hypotenuse is the sine of an angle. So,

role="math" localid="1657687065877" sin2=2z2+22

Substitute z2+22for Sand 2z2+22for sin2into equation (1).

B1=20I2z2+224z2+22=0I4z2+22

Similarly, magnetic field atPdue to all the sides of square loop is,

B1=40I4z2+22

From the figure, horizontal components of magnitude field will cancel each other.

Determine the vertical component of magnetic field at point P is,

B1ver=B1sin 鈥︹ (2)

Here,is the angle formed by the line from a point P to the centre of a side and the normal on the plane of a square is such thatsin=2z2+24

Substitute 2z2+24for sinand 40I4z2+22forB1into equation (2).

B1ver=40I4z2+222z2+24

Hence, magnetic field at point P isB=0I22z2+2432z

For z, write the above equation as,

B=0I2z3z

Determine the value of magnetic field reduces to the field due to a dipole, when is

Magnetic dipole moment is,

m=IA

Here, Ais the area of square loop.

Substitute 2for A(asis the side of the square loop) into above equation.

m=I2

Substitute mfor I2into equation (1).

B=0m2蟺锄3z

Hence, the value of magnetic field reduces to the field due to a dipole, when zis B=0m2蟺锄3z.

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