Magnetic Radiology Imaging

Magneto Ray Idometry

Medical Radiometer Instrument

Magnetic Resonance Imaging

Fleming's right hand rule

Right hand thumb rule

Clock rule

Fleming's left hand rule

same at all points (uniform)

different at poles and at the centre

zero

different at all points

Increase

Decrease

Remains same

Becomes zero

Straight lines

Concentric rings

Spiral lines

Radial lines

Thumb

Curl fingers

Middle finger

First finger

Number of turns of wire

Magnitude of current flow in the wire

Type of core

Material used for insulator of the wire

newton

coulomb

Tesla

Watt

hematite

magnetite

Cupric

all the above

north to south

south to north

mag. field do not move inside a magnet.

none

scalar

vector

both

none

charged particles that do not move

moving electric charges

gravity

an isolated magnetic pole

contains one magnetic pole.

becomes a bar magnet with two poles.

becomes unmagnetized.

is only temporarily magnetized.

aluminium

steel

nickel

iron

Current

Voltage

Resistance

Series

Parallel

Low resistance so that it does affect the current through the main circuit

High resistance so that it does affect the current through the main circuit

Low resistance so that it does affect the voltage across the resistor

$\frac{qB}{2\pi m}$

$\frac{qm}{2\pi B}$

$\frac{mv^2}{r}$

$\frac{m}{Br}$

proton

deutron

neutron

alpha particles