QI. Answer both of the following (5marks) I. Answer by (True) or (False) all of the following questions: a) The maximum power transfer means, the system has an efficiency of 100%. b) Magnetic material reluctance increases by increasing the core cross section area. c) The arrow head on the magnetic flux line is the direction of its motion. d) The magnetic field lines prefer to exist through iron medium. e) The reluctance of the medium means: its resistance to the allignment of the magnetic domains of the medium in parallel to the external applied field.

QI. Answer both of the following (5marks) I. Answer by (True) or (False) all of the following questions: a) The maximum power transfer means, the system has an efficiency of 100%. b) Magnetic material reluctance increases by increasing the core cross section area. c) The arrow head on the magnetic flux line is the direction of its motion. d) The magnetic field lines prefer to exist through iron medium. e) The reluctance of the medium means: its resistance to the allignment of the magnetic domains of the medium in parallel to the external applied field.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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