Induction
Maxwell's Equations
MIT
Ampere's Law
Facts about Me
100

What are the two types of inductance?

Self inductance and mutual inductance.
100

What are Maxwell's Equations?

Gauss's Law, Gauss's Law for magnetism, Faraday's Law, and Ampere-Maxwell Law

100

What city is MIT in?

Boston (or Cambridge)

100

What nationality was Ampere?

French

100

What city am I from?

Syracuse

200

List 2 real-world examples of mutual inductance.

Wireless charging, metal detectors, medical imaging, transformers, generators, etc. 

200

What law did Maxwell combine with Faraday's Law?

Lenz's Law

200

What course number is mechanical engineering?

Course 2

200

What is the first step to solving a problem using Ampere's Law?

Draw Amperian loop.

200

How many dogs do I have?

3

300

Explain in words what Faraday's law says. 

I will judge if your answer is sufficient.

300

Explain why Gauss's Law for magnetism is equal to zero. 

Because magnetic field lines to not have a beginning or an end the number of field lines entering a closed surface will always be equal to the number of field lines coming out. 

300

What river is MIT next to?

Charles River

300

Is Ampere's Law used to find the direction of a magnetic field?

No only magnitude, we use Right Hand Rule to find direction.

300

What university does my brother attend?

Cornell University

400

What are the 3 ways I can change the flux through a surface?

Change the strength of the magnetic field, change the area of the surface, change the angle of the surface and the magnetic field.

400

What do Maxwell's equations explain altogether?

Electromagnetic waves

400

What is the MIT mascot?

Tim the Beaver!

400

Name 3 current carrying objects that I could use Ampere's Law to find the magnetic field of. 

any 3 of the following: Infinitely long wires, solenoids, toroids, infinite current carrying slabs or sheets. 

400

How tall am I (in feet and inches)?

5 feet 10 inches (178 cm but must answer in imperial units)

500

Explain how a guitar pickup works. 

I will judge if your answer is sufficient. 

500

Why did Maxwell need to add another term to Ampere's Law?

Because it didn't account for capacitors. Even if there is no current, a changing magnetic field will create a magnetic field. 

500

How many Nobel Laureates does MIT have? 

105 (12 are currently professors)

500

Using Ampere's Law, derive the equation for the magnetic field inside a thick wire carrying a current I and of radius R, at a distance r from the center.   (r<R)

B= (mu*I*r)/(2*pi*R)

must show work

500

What sports did I play in high school?

Basketball, cross country running, and track.