please just solve part B A) the current of the second winding to establish a flux of % millivber with the direction shown inthe air gap? Suppose the nucleus is in the linear region and its magnetic diffusion coefficientH = H Ho = 0.002in the international system of units is ( SI).B) Calculate the energy stored in the core magnetic field for the information in paragraph A.C) Determine the self-induction and cross-induction coefficients of the windingsD) If the coil is 400 Connect the circuit to the single-phase voltage of city vi(t)=220v2 sin314t ,specify the voltage of the second winding in the open circuit mode.Cross section• 25 cm25 cm2A4001 mm15 cmfar5 cm20 cm20 cm5 cm5 cm5 cm

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Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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