You are on a team designing a 3.5 T MRI, which is needed by physicians to better diagnose pituitary adenomas. The machine needs to have a length of 1.4 m long and the copper wiring can carry a maximum current of 150 A. Given this, how many turns does wire need to make around the MRI core to generate a magnetic field of the required strength? O 31,000 O 13,000 O 26,000 O 43,000

You are on a team designing a 3.5 T MRI, which is needed by physicians to better diagnose pituitary adenomas. The machine needs to have a length of 1.4 m long and the copper wiring can carry a maximum current of 150 A. Given this, how many turns does wire need to make around the MRI core to generate a magnetic field of the required strength? O 31,000 O 13,000 O 26,000 O 43,000

University Physics Volume 2

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Chapter16: Electromagnetic Waves

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