lecdem.physics.umd.edu - K1 Forces on Moving Charges

K1 Forces on Moving Particles

These demonstrations cover the classical v X B force and other force effects around currents.

K1-02: FORCE BETWEEN CURRENT-CARRYING WIRES - PROJECTION

Demonstrates the force between two adjacent parallel current-carrying wires Read More
K1-03 FORCE ON CURRENT IN MAGNETIC FIELD

Demonstrates force on a current-carrying wire in a magnetic field Read More
K1-04: FORCE ON CURRENT IN MAGNETIC FIELD - PORTABLE

Demonstrate the force on a current-carrying wire in a magnetic field Read More
K1-05: FORCE BETWEEN CURRENT-CARRYING COILS

Demonstrate that current-carrying coils produce magnetic fields and interact like bar magnets Read More
K1-06: CURRENT BALANCE

Demonstrate the force between two adjacent parallel currents Read More
K1-07: Interacting Coils

Demonstrate the force between two adjacent coils. Read More
K1-11: CATHODE RAY TUBE - DEFLECTION BY CURRENT

Demonstrate visually the force between two parallel currents Read More
K1-12 CATHODE-RAY TUBE - DEFLECTION BY MAGNET

Demonstrates the force on an electron beam by a magnetic field Read More
K1-13: CATHODE RAY TUBE - DE LA RIVE MAGNETIC EFFECT

Illustrate bending of an electron beam in a magnetic field Read More
K1-14 OSCILLOSCOPE CRT - DEFLECTION BY MAGNET

Demonstrates the force on an electron beam by a magnetic field Read More
K1-15: OSCILLOSCOPE CRT - DEFLECTION BY ELECTRIC FIELD

Demonstrate the deflection of an electron beam by an electric field Read More
K1-21 TORQUE ON CURRENT LOOP IN MAGNETIC FIELD

Demonstrates the torque on a current loop in a magnetic field Read More
K1-22 TORQUE ON 500-TURN COIL IN MAGNETIC FIELD

Demonstrates the torque on a current loop in a magnetic field Read More
K1-23: TORQUE ON CURRENT LOOP - MODEL

Model torque on a current loop due to magnetic field. Read More
K1-31: MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMIC GENERATOR

Illustrate magnetohydrodynamic forces Read More
K1-41: BARLOW'S DISC

Demonstrate how an electric potential difference and current can be generated when free (conduction) electrons move through a magnetic field Read More

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