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A large parallel-plate capacitor with uniform surface charge σon the upper plate and -σon the lower is moving with a constant speed localid="1657691490484" υ,as shown in Fig. 5.43.

(a) Find the magnetic field between the plates and also above and below them.

(b) Find the magnetic force per unit area on the upper plate, including its direction.

(c) At what speed Ï…would the magnetic force balance the electrical force?

Short Answer

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  1. The magnetic field isB=μ0συ .
  2. The magnetic force per unit area isfm=μ0(συ)22and the direction of force is upward.
  3. The speed of the upper plate is 3×108″¾/s.

Step by step solution

01

Define function

Write the expression for magnetic field of an infinite uniform surface current.

B=μ0K2 …… (1)

Here,μ0is the permeability of the air or free space.

Write the expression for surface current in terms of surface charge density and velocity.

K=συ …… (2)

Here,σis the surface charge density of the conductor andυis the velocity of each plate.

The following diagram shows a large parallel plate capacitor with surface charge +σdensity for upper plate and -σfor the lower plate of the capacitor.

02

Determine the magnetic field 

a)

From the above figure,

Write the expression for the top plate produces a magnetic field which is out page and its below point shows into page.

B=μ0K2

Write the expression for the bottom plate produces a magnetic field which is into page and its below point shows into page.

B=μ0K2

Therefore, the fields due to the plates cancel for point above the top plate and for points below the bottom plate. The fields add up between the plates.

Write the expression for magnetic field between the plates.

B=μ0K2+μ0K2=μ0K

Substituteσυ forK

B=μ0συ …… (3)

Thus, the magnetic field is B=μ0συ.

03

Determine the electric force

b)

Write the expression for the according to Lorentz force acting on the upper plate due to lower plate.

F=∫(K×B)da …… (4)

Here,K is the surface current andBis magnetic field.

Therefore, write the expression the force per unit area.

f=K×B …… (5)

Substituteμ0K2y^ forBandσυx^ forKin equation (5)

fm=(συx^)×(μ0K2y^)=συμ0K2(x^×y^)=συμ0K2z^

SubstituteσυforKin above equation.

fm=μ0(συ)22

Thus, the magnetic force per unit area isfm=μ0(συ)22and the direction of force is upward.

04

Determine the speed of the upper plate.

c)

Write the expression for electric field due to lower plate.

E=σ2∈0

Here , Eis the electric field and ∈0is the permittivity.

Write the expression for electric force per unit area feon upper plate.

fe=σ22∈0

Now, balance electric and magnetic forces,

fe=fmσ22∈0=μ0σ2υ22υ2=1μ0∈0υ=1μ0∈0

Substitute 4π×10−7 H/mfor permeability of air free space (μ0)and 8.85×10−12 C2/N⋅m2for permittivity of the air or free space.

υ=14π×10−7×8.85×10−12m/s=3×108 m/s

Thus, the speed of the upper plate is 3×108″¾/s.

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