The voltage created by this effect, which is zero on a Corbino disk, varies inversely with the product of charge density and strip thickness.
The type of thruster named for this effect traps electrons, neutralizing what would be positively-charged material pushed out of it. This effect is used to measured electron mobility, and its coefficient equals mobility times resistivity. The voltage created by this effect, which is zero on a Corbino disk, varies inversely with the product of charge density and strip thickness. Its voltage also varies directly with the product of current and magnetic field strength. Name this effect created when a conducting strip carrying a current is placed into a magnetic field, pushing the electrons towards one side.
The type of thruster named for this effect traps electrons, neutralizing what would be positively-charged material pushed out of it.
Hall effect [or Hall voltage]