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Magnetic flux and induced emf

Question

A light straight slider 1 m long can slide over two straight long parallel rails, vertically kept. when a uniform magnetic field of 0.6 T is applied perpendicular to the plane of rails, the slider is found moving with a constant velocity.
At this instant power dissipated in rails and slider due to their resistance is 1.96 W. If slider has a mass of 0.2kg, then the terminal velocity of the slider is ________.

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Solution

 

Let v be the terminal velocity of the slider then, emf developed =e=Blv

 Power dissipated will be P=i2R=eR2R=ei

When slider achieve terminal velocity, net downward force on slider is zero.

Or magnetic force = gravitational force

 Bil=mg i=mgBl=0.2×9.81.0×0.6=3.27A As power developed P=ie Emg induced, e=Pie=1.963.27=0.6V But e=Blvv=eBl=0.60.6×1.0=1ms1



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