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Efeild=
V/d
voltage and distance
width and hallemf
Eforce=Bforce
Efield=Bfield*Vd
electron drift speed
I=
NqVdA
I=current
N=electron density per m3
q=1.6e-19
Vd=electron drift speed
A=cross sectional area
hall effect right hand rule
thumb in the direction of electron current and fingers in the direction of magnetic field, palm will be positive and back hand will be negative
magnetic flux=
Bfield*Area*cos(theta)
flux theta
or 90- theta on the other side

V=
q/c
charge/capacitance
capacitor voltage
Vin(1-e^(-t/rc)
rhr for positive charge going into a magnetic field
index in direction of motion middle in direction of field resulting in thumb in direction of force, reverse for negative
force on a wire through a magnetic field
F=ILB
current lenght*field
force on a point charge moving through a magnetic field
F=QVB
charge * velocity * field
for a charged mass moving through a magnetic field
FB=FCentripical
FB=QVB
FCentripical=MV2/
velocity selector means
velocity wont change/ Fnet=0
a point charge traveling through a velocity selector and magnetic field
Fmag=Felectric
in oppsite directions
Felectric
Efield * Q