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A coaxial cable of length H is composed of two cylindricalconducting shells. The inner shell has radius A and is centeredinside the outer shell of radius B. Both conductors carry aconstant current of magnitude I. Assume H >> B and ignore anyedge effects. Use this diagram to answer the following 4 questions.Let r be a vector pointing from the center of the cable to anypoint in space.
1. Find the B field in the regions r < A , A < r < B and r> B
2. Find the magnetic flux (Φ) through the hashed rectangularcrosssectional area between the two cylinders.
3. Find the inductance of the configuration.
4. Find the energy stored in B field.
A coaxial cable of length H is composed of two cylindricalconducting shells. The inner shell has radius A and is centeredinside the outer shell of radius B. Both conductors carry aconstant current of magnitude I. Assume H >> B and ignore anyedge effects. Use this diagram to answer the following 4 questions.Let r be a vector pointing from the center of the cable to anypoint in space.
1. Find the B field in the regions r < A , A < r < B and r> B
2. Find the magnetic flux (Φ) through the hashed rectangularcrosssectional area between the two cylinders.
3. Find the inductance of the configuration.
4. Find the energy stored in B field.
Trinidad TremblayLv2
28 Oct 2019