Found 15 Articles for Electromagnetism

Introduction Solenoid Engine generally generates a uniform magnetic field when the current passes through the coil that is wrapped around it. In the present day, it has been seen that automobiles, as a primary source chemical energy are used in order to produce combustion heat. This combustion is contributing to general pollutants. Here the Solenoid Engine steps into. It offers more capacity and power without providing pollutants to the environment. Based on this, the tutorial will explain Solenoid Engine, its properties and the applications as well. Definition of Solenoid Engine In order to define Solenoid Engine in a simpler ... Read More

Introduction Solenoid and Toroid are two different concepts of electromagnetism. Toroid is called a solenoid belt into a circular motion and the shape of it is a loop-like structure it is also called a hollow circular ring and a disk-like structure can be seen. On the other hand, solenoid is called a type of electromagnet that is created by the use of a helical wire. What is a solenoid? Solenoid is considered as a long wire wrapped around in a helical shape. Its shape of it is cylindrical and it is used in the research field and experiment. ... Read More

Curie Weiss Law Curie-Weiss law is an important law in physics under the topic of electromagnetism. The Curi-Weiss law states that the magnetic susceptibility of a ferromagnetic material is greater than the Curie temperature point in the paramagnetic zone of the ferromagnet. With this feature, the object's magnetic moment determines the torque of a magnet in response to the presence of an external magnetic field. In the magnetic substances above the Curie temperature, the moments are randomly oriented, determine the net magnetic polarization or magnetization equals to zero. Examples of magnetic moments are the electric current loop, a bar magnet, ... Read More

Introduction Particle accelerators assist in accelerating the constitutional particles such as protons or electrons to very high velocity. Ernest Lawrence made the first particle accelerator in 1930 at California University. Many scientists utilise particle accelerators to acknowledge the universe's origin and research the subatomic world structure around the people. Particle accelerators help scientists to advance the research work in environmental cleanup, medicine and more. Particle accelerators are extremely beneficial and help in the advancement in different fields. At CERN, a particle physics experiment was initiated where WWW (World Wide Web), data handlings, and robotics was developed. Particle accelerators ... Read More

Introduction Spintronics mainly refers to the study that deals with nuclear's role. It can also be called the role of an electron in a solid-state. This electronic device exploits the properties of spin along with the freedom of charge degrees. It is also named spin Flextronics. This kind of technology intrinsically studies the spin of electrons and it can be seen that magnetic moment is also associated with it. What is Spintronics? It is a great technological device and it is known as the spin electrons. The study is related to the intrinsic spin of the electron. The ... Read More