The current i passes through the rectangular conductor wire in axb dimensions placed in the regular B=axBo Wb/m2 magnetic flux density seen in the figure on the right. (4) В a) Find the magnetic forces (F1,F2,F3,F4) formed in each arm (1) (3) b) calculate the torque that will occur in the frame a X b (2)

The current i passes through the rectangular conductor wire in axb dimensions placed in the regular B=axBo Wb/m2 magnetic flux density seen in the figure on the right. (4) В a) Find the magnetic forces (F1,F2,F3,F4) formed in each arm (1) (3) b) calculate the torque that will occur in the frame a X b (2)

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Chapter11: Magnetic Forces And Fields

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