Core depth=10 cm (uniform) I 1 = 1 mm N 82= 2 mm 8 cm-> 6 cm Consider the magnetic circuit shown above with dimensions specified. Let N = 1000 and 1= 1 ampere. Assume that the reluctance of the core is negligible in comparison to that of the air gap. T Flux density at air gap 9₁ = AT/m Field Intensity H at air gap 92 = μ 81

Core depth=10 cm (uniform) I 1 = 1 mm N 82= 2 mm 8 cm-> 6 cm Consider the magnetic circuit shown above with dimensions specified. Let N = 1000 and 1= 1 ampere. Assume that the reluctance of the core is negligible in comparison to that of the air gap. T Flux density at air gap 9₁ = AT/m Field Intensity H at air gap 92 = μ 81

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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