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Faraday's Law and Measuring Earth's Magnetic Field

This lab is devoted to understanding how to use the concept of magnetic induction to design and test a method of measuring the ambient magnetic field in the lab (which will be pretty close to but not exactly the same as the value of the Earth's magnetic field in Chicago).$\epsilon$$I$$R$$\vec B $$\vec B = \frac{\mu_{o} I}{2R}$$\mu_{o} = 4\pi \times 10^{-7} Tm/A$$\Phi$$\epsilon$$N$$\epsilon = -N \frac{d\Phi}{dt}$$\Phi = \int B …</description>
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General Notes

	*  This lab usually runs before students see Faraday's law in lecture.  TA's must be prepared to provide a conceptual overview.  Give the students the theory and tell them that the differential and integral forms can be used as the basis for two different measurements of the ambient field in the lab.  Emphasis is on letting students figure out how to use the device to accomplish the measurement.</description>
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One iOLab with the 10 turn coil wrapped around the body and plugged into the g+ and g- (hi gain) inputs on the device.

iOLab configuration file

This file needs to be present in the root directory of the IoLab software to increase the number of significant figures in the display of the recorded magnetic fields.</description>
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Faraday's Law and Measuring Earth's Magnetic Field

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