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Hall Voltage

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VH=IxBznt#e
(Ix)current across conductor
(Bz)magnetic field
(n)charge carrier density in m^-3
(t)thickness of conductor
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The Hall Voltage is the voltage difference across an electric conductor, transverse to an electric current in  the conductor and a magnetic field perpendicular to the current (Hall Effect).
The following formula is used: VH=IxBznte, where: 

  • Ix = current across conductor
  • Bz = magnetic field
  • n = charge carrier density in m-3
  • t = thickness of conductor
  • e = atomic unit of charge

References

Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hall_effect)


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