The coercive magnetizing intensity (Hc) shown in the hysteresis loop below is defined a B (or) Residual flux density Bres H (or 9) Coercive Magnetizing intensity Hc O a. The opposed residual flux required to force the magnetizing intensity to zero O b. The opposed magnetizing intensity required to force the residual flux to zero O c. the opposed current required to make the voltage zero in the magnetic core O d. the opposed voltage required to make the current zero in the magnetic core

The coercive magnetizing intensity (Hc) shown in the hysteresis loop below is defined a B (or) Residual flux density Bres H (or 9) Coercive Magnetizing intensity Hc O a. The opposed residual flux required to force the magnetizing intensity to zero O b. The opposed magnetizing intensity required to force the residual flux to zero O c. the opposed current required to make the voltage zero in the magnetic core O d. the opposed voltage required to make the current zero in the magnetic core

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter4: Transmission Line Parameters

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