Hall Effect Explained, Electric & Magnetic Field, Drift Velocity & Charge Density Calculations

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Wow thanks, i tried watching multiple videos and reading over my notes to understand the theory but just couldn't get it. Here i manage to understand it within seconds, nice explanation.

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[@dinrylbasigsig2889]

thank you for great explanation. i just want to know why in 7:04 the electron is flowing above instead of below, just like in the beginning of this video. your reply is very much appreciated.

[@jetkingknight]

the direction in this scenario is arbitrary and is not defined by the problem. however the magnitudes will be the same due to symmetry.

[@farshadjadid2071]

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[@Athena_101]

Thank you Sir , It was very helpful.

[@pujaghimire1074]

Can you please upload a video where we calculate magnetic flux density from given figure . I am talking about those question generally asked in entrance exams

[@kondwamwafulilwa4613]

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[@tejobhiru1092]

thank you for the great explanantion

[@rayxr]

Memorizing these equations will be the death of me.

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don't need to memorise those

[@starharshul]

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[@omarelhousseiny6155]

isnt charge density supposed to be ( q n ) supposing that charge density is the amount of charge per unit volume and n is just the number of charge carriers per unit volume?

[@jamesruka6613]

Should have explained the concept first then getting into solving problems, personally, i can't follow up well without understanding the concept

[@michaelmaida8291]

What program is he using to take these notes?

[@samkwon4943]

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[@tesnimeboulfoul2273]

For the last example, instead of using V/d to find E like u did, I used Gauss' law ( q/A.e0 ) but I didn't get the same result I'm a bit confused

[@bintanganandhiya4566]

gauss's law is for point charges

[@chloerose1342]

took 1:41 seconds for you to get me to understand what hours of studying and reading the textbook could not

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[@ayandamncedisinyandeni4179]

I am still struggling to use this Hand rule thing yoh

[@thomaswijgerse723]

how do you get charge density per volume while only dividing by area?

[@lukecell6779]

He also divided it by the drift velocity, which is in m/s, which results in cubic meters.

[@thomaswijgerse723]

@@lukecell6779 thanks. I already passed the exam tho haha :D

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