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如图所示,宽度为L=0.20m的足够长的平行光滑金属导轨固定在绝缘水平桌面上,导轨的一端连接阻值为R=0.9Ω的电阻.导轨cd段右侧空间存在垂直桌面向上的匀强磁场,磁感应强度B=0.50T.一根质量为m=10g,电阻r=0.1Ω的导体棒ab垂直放在导轨上并与导轨接触良好.现用一平行于导轨的轻质细线将导体棒ab与一钩码相连,将重物从图示位置由静止释放.当导体棒ab到达cd时,钩码距地面的高度为h=0.3m.已知导体棒ab进入磁场时恰做v=10m/s的匀速直线运动,导轨电阻可忽略不计,取g=10m/s2.求:

(1)导体棒ab在磁场中匀速运动时,闭合回路中产生的感应电流的大小

(2)挂在细线上的钩码的重力大小

(3)求导体棒ab在磁场中运动的整个过程中电阻R上产生的热量.

答案

(1)感应电动努为:E=BLv=1.0V

感应电流:I=

BLv
R+r
=
0.50×0.20×10
0.9+0.1
A=1A

(2)导体棒匀速运动,安培力与拉力平衡,则有:

BIL=Mg    

所以:M=

BIL
g
=
0.50×1×0.20
10
kg=0.01kg

(3)导体棒移动30cm的时间为:t=

l
v
=0.03s

根据焦耳定律有:Q1=I2(R+r)t=0.03J(或Q1=Mgh=0.03J)   

根据能量守有:Q2=

1
2
mv2=0.5J

电阻R上产生的热量:Q=(Q1+Q2)

R
R+r
=0.477J

答:(1)导体棒ab在磁场中匀速运动时,闭合回路中产生的感应电流的大小1A;

(2)挂在细线上的钩码的重力大小0.01Kg;

(3)则导体棒ab在磁场中运动的整个过程中电阻R上产生的热量0.477J.

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