Electrical Engineers
Raging Bull
08-26-2003, 05:05 PM
Need bit of help with the exam ive got to sit to pass my first year of uni, dont understand a lot of the work so a little screwed!! Appreciate it if someone could have a look at this and give me a helpin hand. Cheers.
- 300 turns wire wound around annular iron ring, mean radius 30mm, cross section area 20x20mm2. current in coil 0.5A @ 50hz. relative permeability of iron is 500. mu0 (greek letter) = 4 pi e-7.
- find magnetic flux
- induced voltage
- self inductance
Please move to realavent forum, if there is one, and thanks again.
- 300 turns wire wound around annular iron ring, mean radius 30mm, cross section area 20x20mm2. current in coil 0.5A @ 50hz. relative permeability of iron is 500. mu0 (greek letter) = 4 pi e-7.
- find magnetic flux
- induced voltage
- self inductance
Please move to realavent forum, if there is one, and thanks again.
ci5ic
08-26-2003, 05:30 PM
Need bit of help with the exam ive got to sit to pass my first year of uni, dont understand a lot of the work so a little screwed!! Appreciate it if someone could have a look at this and give me a helpin hand. Cheers.
- 300 turns wire wound around annular iron ring, mean radius 30mm, cross section area 20x20mm2. current in coil 0.5A @ 50hz. relative permeability of iron is 500. mu0 (greek letter) = 4 pi e-7.
- find magnetic flux
- induced voltage
- self inductance
Please move to realavent forum, if there is one, and thanks again.
Um... can't you just get out one of your text-books and find the section that explains how to do it?
- 300 turns wire wound around annular iron ring, mean radius 30mm, cross section area 20x20mm2. current in coil 0.5A @ 50hz. relative permeability of iron is 500. mu0 (greek letter) = 4 pi e-7.
- find magnetic flux
- induced voltage
- self inductance
Please move to realavent forum, if there is one, and thanks again.
Um... can't you just get out one of your text-books and find the section that explains how to do it?
Raging Bull
08-26-2003, 05:43 PM
ive been looking at it all evening and its not helping.
YogsVR4
08-26-2003, 06:44 PM
This may give you the information to kick your memory up a notch or two. http://www.consult-cpr.com/Additional%20Pages/Eng%20LinksB6.html
freakray
08-26-2003, 07:07 PM
I'm a Mechanical Engineer and I remember doing that in first trimester Engineering science at college, I don't remember how to do it but I do remember it was easy. :redface:
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