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WorksheetsHALL EFFECT IN PHYSICS
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
Hall effect is the effect that
when a current carrying conductor is placed perpendicularly uniform magnetic field
when a conductor is placed in magnetic field
voltage produced when a current conductor is placed perpendicular uniform magnetic field
Typical value of Hall voltage produced is about
few volt
few milivolt
few nanovolt
few kilovolt
What is/are the physical quantity(es) used in production of Hall voltage?
Magnetic flux density
electromagnetic wave
Current
induced emf
Potential difference will be produced when one side of the electric conductor accumulating negative charges and another side of the condutor with positive charges.
True
False
when current carrying conductor is placed (a) with magnetic field strength, significant Hall voltage will be produced.
The application(s) of Hall effect is/are
it can used to determine unknown magnetic field
identify the type of semiconductor used
to determine the amount of current that flow through the conductor
it can used as Hall probe
Choose the correct formula for Hall voltage, in terms of thickness,t, charge,Q, current,I, number of charge density,n, and magnetic field strength, B.
VH=tBqIn
VH=tqBIn
VH=qtnIB
VH=nqt2BI
VH=ntq2IB
What is the BEST formula for magnetic force, F used in derivation for Hall voltage?
F = (current, I) x (length,l) x (magnetic field,B)
F = (current,I) x (length,l) x (velocity,v)
F= (magnetic field, B) x (velocity,v) x (charge,q)
F= (magnetic field,B) x (velocity,v) x (length,l)
Which of the formula is NOT to be used in derivation for Hall voltage?
E = dV
F =qE
F =qvB
I=nAqvd
vd=BE
Diagram shows _________________ is produced.
Capacitance effect
Hall effect
Resistance effect
Photoelectric effect
