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D2 practical: Flux density

In this practical the flux density of a magnet will be found by measuring the force experienced by a current carrying conductor placed in the field using a digital balance. From the definition of flux density the force experienced by a current carrying conductor in a perpendicular field is given by: F= BIL Where B = Flux densityI = CurrentL = Length of conductor in the field WARNING Depending on the diameter and...

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