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The Magnetic Field in a Coil
Abstract/Executive Summary
This experiment was carried out to determine various factors involving generating
magnetic fields using wires and coils. The objectives were as follows:
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To learn how to use a magnetic field sensor to measure the field generated at the center of
a coil that has current passing through it
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To examine how the magnetic field and the number of turns in a coil affect each other
and to determine their relationship.
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To determine how magnetic field and the current in the coil affect each other and to come
up with their mathematical relationship
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To appreciate the existence of the earth’s magnetic field and to observe its effect and
significance.
The results obtained from this experiment, hopefully, should be as those expected and
learned in theory. Errors are highly likely as the results obtained highly depend on the sensitivity
of the measuring equipment, the accuracy of the one carrying out the experiment, and the ability
to minimize errors caused by uncontrollable external factors such as the earth’s magnetic field.
THE MAGNETIC FIELD IN A COIL
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Introduction
Whenever one passes a current through a conductor, the result is that a magnetic field is
formed just around the wire. The strength of the field, which is measured in Tesla, depends on
the amount of current passed. The more the current, the stronger the field. The direction of the
field can be determined using various laws. According to these laws, the direction of the field
depends on direction of current through it. The shape of the wire also tends to influence the
strength of the magnetic field.
The wire can then be wound to form a loop. If this is done...