200[mm]HR= 2000core100 [mm]2[mm]20 [mm]part BHR= 2000Başka yönergeler almak için tıklayınIn figure, a magnetic flux of F is generated with a constant current of i. The core material used has a relative permeability of 2000. Assuming that the mean cross sectional area that the magnetic flux passing through in core and "part B" is A=4 [cm²Jandthere is a fringing of 5% in air gaps, N= 400 [turns] and i= 20 [A],• what is the reluctance of the core?• what is the reluctance in each air gap?• what is the equivalent reluctance of the magnetic circuit?what are the magnetic flux through the core and the magnetic flux density through each air gap?• what is the force generated on "part B" in each air gap?Remember: Ho= 4xx10, F = (s)² µ0 A / (2.P)

Given: For a magnetic circuit, Number of turns of the coil N=400, Current in the coil i=20 A,…

In figure, a magnetic flux of F is generated with a constant current of i The core material used has a relative permeability of 2000. Assuming that the mean cross sectional area that the magnetic flux passing through in core and "part B" is A4 [cm-Jand there is a fringing of 5% in air gaps, N= 400 [turns] and i= 20 [A], • what is the reluctance of the core? • what is the reluctance in each air gap? • what is the equivalent reluctance of the magnetic circuit? • what are the magnetic flux through the core and the magnetic flux density through each air gap? • what is the force generated on "part B" in each air gap?

In figure, a magnetic flux of F is generated with a constant current of i The core material used has a relative permeability of 2000. Assuming that the mean cross sectional area that the magnetic flux passing through in core and "part B" is A4 [cm-Jand there is a fringing of 5% in air gaps, N= 400 [turns] and i= 20 [A], • what is the reluctance of the core? • what is the reluctance in each air gap? • what is the equivalent reluctance of the magnetic circuit? • what are the magnetic flux through the core and the magnetic flux density through each air gap? • what is the force generated on "part B" in each air gap?

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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