A square loop of side a = 6 cm carries a current I = 1 A. Calculate magnetic induction B ( in ) at point P, lying on the axis of loop and at a distance from the center of loop.
Axis of the loop means a line passing through centre of loop and normal to its plane. Since distance of the point P is x from centre of loop and side of square loop is a as shown in Fig. (a).
Therefore, perpendicular distance of P from each side of the loop is
Now, consider only one side AB of the loop as shown in Fig. (b).
Components of these magnetic inductions, parallel to plane of loop neutralise each other. Hence, resultant of these two magnetic inductions is (along the axis).
Similarly, resultantof magnetic inductions produced by currents in remaining two opposite sides BC and AD will also be equal to (along the axis in same direction). Hence, resultant magnetic induction.
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