Magnetic Field Produced by Moving Charges definitions Flashcards
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Magnetic Field
A region around a moving charge where magnetic forces can be detected. Lorentz Force
The force experienced by a charge moving through a magnetic field, calculated as QVBsin(θ). Permeability of Free Space
A constant denoted as μ₀, used in calculating magnetic fields produced by moving charges. Right-Hand Rule
A method to determine the direction of a magnetic field produced by a moving charge. Velocity Vector
A vector representing the speed and direction of a moving charge. Position Vector
A vector from the charge to the point where the magnetic field is measured. Sine of Theta
A trigonometric function used in calculating the magnetic field, representing the angle between vectors. Tesla
The unit of measurement for magnetic field strength. Charge
A property of matter that causes it to experience a force in a magnetic field. Distance
The separation between the charge and the point where the magnetic field is measured. Magnitude
The size or strength of the magnetic field produced by a moving charge. Direction
The orientation of the magnetic field lines produced by a moving charge. Equation
A mathematical expression used to calculate the magnetic field produced by a moving charge. Vector
A quantity with both magnitude and direction, used to describe velocity and position. Angle
The measure of rotation between the velocity vector and the position vector.
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