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16. Small Fields Construct a device based on a compass needle to measure the Earth`s Magnetic Field. By Aron Alexandre Heleodoro

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16- Small Fields. 16. Small Fields Construct a device based on a compass needle to measure the Earth`s Magnetic Field. By Aron Alexandre Heleodoro. 16- Small Fields. Introduction. The importance. Superficial. Exterior Field (Van Allen Belt). How to measure it. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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16. Small Fields

Construct a device based on a compass needle to measure the Earth`s Magnetic Field.

By Aron Alexandre Heleodoro

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The importance

How to measure it

Superficial

Exterior Field (Van Allen Belt)

Using the magnetic needle deviation

Using the charge deviation

Using a rotating coil

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Vectorial sum of two fields #1: Earth’s Magnetic Field #2: A field of known intensity and direction

Biot-Savart Law Intensity and direction the magnetic field

in a coil

Linear relation between the current in a coil and the tangent of the deflection angle.

Mathematical Model

Practice Electric Circuit

Data acquisition (current and deflection angle) Linear regression Final value of the Earth’s magnetic field

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cos

BB HEarth

Earth

3r..4ldr.I.

Bd

z0 a.r.2I.

90B

tg.B .

r2.90

HEarth0

I

Deviation

Biot-Savart Law

Inclination

Total Field

Linear Relation

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1 DC source 0-12V

1 rheostat

1 coil with 90 turns

1 ampere meter

1 magnetic needle

Materials

Set up

Collected Data

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Photos

Video

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45,1tg.08,20BCoil

59,0tg.19,21BCoil

T18,2330cos08,20

B

T08,20B

ET

EH

T46,2430cos19,21

B

T19,21B

ET

EH

Tables

Graphics

Final Result

Table of Data (decrease of current)

Current (I) [mA] Angle (θ) [°] tg θMagnetic Field of the Coil (Bcoil)

[μT]

Horizontal component of the Earth's Magnetic Field (BEarthH) [μT]

37,0 60 1,732 38,042 21,963

29,0 55 1,428 29,816 20,878

24,0 50 1,192 24,676 20,705

21,0 45 1,000 21,591 21,591

18,0 40 0,839 18,507 22,056

16,0 35 0,700 16,450 23,494

14,0 30 0,577 14,394 24,931

11,0 25 0,466 11,309 24,254

8,1 20 0,364 8,328 22,881

5,4 15 0,268 5,552 20,720

3,6 10 0,176 3,701 20,991

1,8 5 0,087 1,851 21,153

Table of Data (increase of current)

Current (I) [mA] Angle (θ) [°] tg θMagnetic Field of the Coil (Bcoil)

[μT]

Horizontal component of the Earth's Magnetic Field (BEarthH) [μT]

1,6 5 0,087 1,645 18,803

2,8 10 0,176 2,878 16,326

4,8 15 0,268 4,935 18,418

8,2 20 0,364 8,430 23,163

12,0 25 0,466 12,337 26,458

15,0 30 0,577 15,422 26,712

17,0 35 0,700 17,478 24,962

19,0 40 0,839 19,534 23,281

21,0 45 1,000 21,591 21,591

25,0 50 1,192 27,703 21,568

29,0 55 1,428 29,816 20,877

32,0 60 1,732 32,901 18,995

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Other Magnetic Sources and interference in the Net Field

The Geometry of the model

Imprecisions in the measurement of the angle and current

Friction in the magnetic needle

Parallaxes

Magnetic needle is an extensive body

Geometric center of the coil

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Good theoretical model

Comparison with a theoretical value

T 18,23BET

T 46,24BET

T 23BET