How many turns should a coil with a diameter of 50mm needs to generate 24v of electricity when exposed by changing magnetic fields in a duration of 15 ms at an angle of 35° from an electromagnet with 200 turns, with a diameter of 20mm, and supplied a current of 3 A. How many turns does the coil needs?

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How many turns should a coil with a diameter of 50mm needs to generate 24v of electricity when exposed by changing magnetic fields in a duration of 15 ms at an angle of 35° from an electromagnet with 200 turns, with a diameter of 20mm, and supplied a current of 3 A.


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