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Solved Examples on Electromagnetic Induction and Alternating Current

Question 1:-

A copper disc 20 cm in diameter rotates with an angular velocity of 60 rev s-1 about its axis. The disc is placed in a magnetic field of induction 0.2 T acting parallel to the axis of rotation of the disc. Calculate the magnitude of the e.m.f. induced between the axis of rotation and the rim of the disc.

Solution:-

As the disc rotates, any of its radii cuts the lines of force of magnetic field.

Area swept by radius vector during one revolution

= πr2

= π(10 cm)2

= 100π cm2

= π×10-2 m2

Area swept in one second,

A = (area swept in one revolution) × (Number of revolutions per second)

= π×10-2×60

A = 0.6 πm2

Rate of change of magnetic flux

= d?B/dt

= BA

= 0.2×0.6π

= 0.12π Wb

According to Faraday’s law, magnitude of induced e.m.f is,

E = d?B/dt

Therefore, magnitude of e.m.f. is

E = 0.12 πV

Or, E = 0.377 V

Thus from the above observation we conclude that, the magnitude of the e.m.f. induced between the axis of rotation and the rim of the disc would be 0.377 V.

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Question 2:-

A rectangular loop of N turns of area A and resistance R rotates at a uniform angular velocity ω about Y-axis. The loop lies in a uniform magnetic field B in the direction of X-axis. Assuming that at t = 0, the plane of the loop is normal to the lines of force, find an expression for the peak value of the emf and current Induced in the loop. What is the magnitude of torque required on the loop to keep it moving with constant ω?

Solution:-

As ? is maximum at t = 0,

? (t) = BA cos ωt

Magnitude of induced emf = N |d?/dt|

= BAωN |sinωt|

Magnitude of induced current = [BAωN/R] |sin ωt|

So, peak value of emf = BAωN

peak value of induced current = BAωN/R

To obtain the magnitude of torque required on the loop to keep it moving with constant ω, we have to equate power input is equal to heat dissipation per second.

So, power input = heat dissipation per second

Or, ω = I2R

Or,  = [(BAωN)2/R] |sin2ωt|

From the above observation we conclude that,  the magnitude of torque required on the loop to keep it moving with constant ω would be [(BAωN)2/R] |sin2ωt|.

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Question 3:-

An alternating emf 200 virtual volts at 50 Hz is connected to a circuit of resistance 1W and inductance 0.01 H. What is the phase difference between the current and the emf in the circuit. Also find the virtual current in the circuit.

Solution:-

In case of an ac, the voltage leads the current in phase by angle,

? = tan-1 (XL/R)

Here, XL = ωL

= (2πfL)

= (2π) (50) (0.01)

=  πΩ

and

R = 1Ω

So, ? = tan-1(π)

≈ 72.3°

Further, irms = Vrms/|Z|

= Vrms/√R2+XL2

Substituting the values we have,

irms = 200/√(1)2+(π)2

= 60.67 amp

From the above observation we conclude that, the virtual current in the circuit would be 60.67 amp.

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