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Solutions to Problem #13 in PHYS 408: Electric Generator at UNH, Assignments of Physics

The solutions to recitation group problem #13 in the phys 408: electric generator course at the university of new hampshire. It covers the emf generated in the circuit, current through the resistor, power lost in the resistor, force on each length of the coil, torque on the coil, and power provided by the external torque. The document also confirms energy conservation.

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Recitation Group Problem #13 Solutions
Department of Physics PHYS 408
University of New Hampshire May 1, 2003
The Electric Generator
1. the EMF generated in the circuit, as a function of time: The area of the coil is: A=w `.
The flux through the coil is:
Φ(t) = N A B sin ωt ,
so the EMF is given by:
E(t) = dΦ(t)
dt=N A B ω cos ωt
The answer could also be sin ωt, depending on orientation at t= 0.
2. the current through the resistor as a function of time,
i(t) = E(t)
R=N A B ω
Rcos ωt .
3. the power lost in the resistor as a function of time,
P(t) = i2(t)R=(NAB ω)2
Rcos2ωt . (1)
4. the average power lost in the resistor over a cycle,
hPi=1
TZT
0
P(t) dt=(NAB ω)2
2R.
5. The force on each length of the coil is:
F(t) = N B` i(t) = N2A` B 2ω
Rcos ωt
so the torque on the coil is:
τ(t) = 2 F(t)w
2cos ωt =N2A2B2ω
Rcos2ωt .
6. the power provided by the external torque to turn the generator, as a function of time
is:
P(t) = ω τ(t) = (N AB ω)2
2Rcos2ωt , (2)
which is the same as the power lost in the resistor in Eq. (1). Energy has been
conserved.
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Recitation Group Problem #13 — Solutions

Department of Physics PHYS 408 University of New Hampshire May 1, 2003

The Electric Generator

  1. the EMF generated in the circuit, as a function of time: The area of the coil is: A = w `. The flux through the coil is: Φ(t) = N A B sin ωt , so the EMF is given by:

E(t) =

dΦ(t) dt

= N A B ω cos ωt

The answer could also be sin ωt, depending on orientation at t = 0.

  1. the current through the resistor as a function of time,

i(t) =

E(t) R

N A B ω R

cos ωt.

  1. the power lost in the resistor as a function of time,

P (t) = i^2 (t) R =

(N AB ω)^2 R

cos^2 ωt. (1)

  1. the average power lost in the resistor over a cycle,

〈 P 〉 =

T

∫ T

0

P (t) dt =

(N AB ω)^2 2 R

  1. The force on each length of the coil is:

F (t) = N B` i(t) =

N 2 A` B^2 ω R

cos ωt

so the torque on the coil is:

τ (t) = 2 F (t)

w 2

cos ωt =

N 2 A^2 B^2 ω R

cos^2 ωt.

  1. the power provided by the external torque to turn the generator, as a function of time is: P (t) = ω τ (t) =

(N AB ω)^2 2 R

cos^2 ωt , (2)

which is the same as the power lost in the resistor in Eq. (1). Energy has been conserved.