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Final Examination Physics 7B, Lecture 1, Prof. Smoot
§ AM - 11 AM, 12 May 2006
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2. (25 points] Resistor and Voltage Source Network
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1, through points P, (2) Ih
resistor Rg.
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through resistor Rs, (3) Ig though point Q and (4) J; through
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6. [25 points] Microwave Oven
(a) [3 points} The operating wavelength of a microwave oven is \ = 12.24 cm. What is its
operating frequency?
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(b) [5 points] If the power of the microwave is about 1000 watts and the microwaves are
generated in a device called a klystron and transmitted to the microwave cooking area
through a wave guide which is one half wavelength wide and one quarter wavelength high.
What is the average Poynting vector < [S| > or Intensity I, and rms Electric Egys and
Magnetic Brass field values in the waveguide, when it is operating?
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(c) [5 points] The volume of the microwave cooking area is 1.4 cubic feet (3.9644 x 107m’),
what is the energy density, and rms Electric and Magnetic field values in the microwave
cooking area when it is gperating? Assume that the Quality factor of the circuit - microwave
cavity (an LC) and food (R) is such that there is about 10 times the energy stored than is
being drawn out per cycle.
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(d) [2 points] Why is the microwave oven enclosed in a metal container? Note that even the
window in the door is covered by a metal screen and the rest of the inside is fully enclosed
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(e) [3 points} Why is it a bad idea to put a cup with a gold rim (e.g. 10 cm diameter circle) é
in the microwave? How about food wrapped in tin foil? What about other metal utensils or
Chinese food boxes with wire handles? How much power could be coupled into the circuit
produced by Xa metal?
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(f) [5 points] One warning buried in the microwave manual is that a clean smooth cup full of
water can be superheated so that it has sufficient internal energy to boil but not yet started
boiling because nothing has yet triggered the formation of steam bubbles. When picked
up or disturbed, it will then errupt in a geyser of hot boiling water. For how long would
one have to heat a container containing 100 grams of water starting at 20 C so that it was
overheated and ready to errupt into boiling? Assume that the water’s internal energy is
distributed uniformly.
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7. [25 points] A coaxial cable has an inner conductor with radius 7) = 1 mm and an outer
conductor with inside radius r2 = 2 mm and they are concentric. They are separated by an
insulating dielectric with x = 5.
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Figure 5: sketch of coaxial cable with dimensions labeled for problem 5. ‘Treat as two
concentric cylinders.
(a) [5 points] What is the capacitance per unit length of the coaxial cable?
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(b) [5 points] What is the energy stored per unit length of coaxial cable, when it contains a
charge q??
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8. [85 points] Tethered Satellite for electrodynamic power generated from orbit consists of
a major satellite and a secondary satellite lowered on a conducting cable. This concept was
tested on a Shuttle flight in # near equitorial orbit around the Earth. The smaller satellite
was lowered 20 km below the Shuttle.
(a) [5 points] If the orbital speed is 7 km/s and the mean Earth's magnetic ficld is 0.5 x 1074
T, what is the voltage difference gencrated between the Shuttle and secondary satellite?
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(b) {5 points] What charge must be on the secondary (lower) satellite for this voltage. Ap-
proximate the satellite as a conducting sphere of radius r = 2m with the Shuttle very (nearly
infinitely) far away? First calculate its capacitance. Then calculate the charge.
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(c) [5 points] Approximase both the Shuttle and secondary satellite as two conducting spheres
of radii 3m and 2 m respectively connected by an electrical cable 20 km long and supporting
the voltage difference you found in (a). Sketch the field lines for this configuration and label.
Explain what is different than one would have naively thought for the electrostatic case.
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(d) [5 points] Power was taken from the system by letting a current flow and power experi-
ments on the Shuttle and tethered spacecraft. Ifthe current is T and the voltage is V, what is
the electrical power provided? How much force is exerted on the cable? Evaluate for a cur-
rent of | ampere. Does it speed up or slow down the Shuttle-cable-satellite system’? (Hint:
Docs it change the altitude? Which way is the force?) What makes the circuit or closed
path? The basically stationary Karth’s upper atmosphere, the ionosphere, is conductive and
completes the circuit.
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(e) [5 points: Could you run the experiment backwards’? That is could the Space Station
use solar cells or fuel cells to produce electrical power and run current down a tether cable
to a secondary satellite and produce a force to match or overcome the residual atmospheric
drag at its altitude and keep its orbit stable? How much electrical power would be required
to keep the Space Station of mass 183,283 ke in its orbit, if its altitude is 353 km and loses
about 2 km per year. If the tether cable is 5 km long, what is the required current and
voltage?
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