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The neutral zone or field-free region of a magnetic field refers to an area where the magnetic field is very weak or nearly absent. In this zone, the forces from opposite poles of a magnetic field balance each other out, so there is no net magnetic effect. In the context of Earth’s magnetic field, the … Read more
An electron beam is made up of fast-moving electrons, which are charged particles. Both electric fields and magnetic fields can exert significant effects on the motion of these electrons. Let’s look at how each field influences the electron beam. Effect of Electric Field on Electron Beam An electric field exerts a force on charged particles, … Read more
The magnetic field produced around a straight current-carrying conductor is a circular field that surrounds the wire. The direction of the magnetic field lines is determined by the current flowing through the conductor and can be described using Ampère’s Circuital Law. Magnetic Field Around a Straight Conductor: When an electric current flows through a conductor … Read more