Lecture

Magnetostatics: Forces, Energy, and Inductance

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Description

This lecture covers the magnetic force on a conductor, the force on a closed circuit in a uniform magnetic field, the concept of magnetostatic energy density, inductance, capacitance, and the energy stored in inductors and capacitors. It also discusses the inductance of solenoids and coaxial cables, magnetic multipoles, and the magnetic dipole moment. The equivalent current, magnetic moment, and torque on circuits in a magnetic field are explored, along with the magnetic potential energy.

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