1. For the two magnetically coupled coils shown in Figure 1: a. If we would like to replace these coupled coils by a single coil Lab, what is the expression of this inductance in terms of the self-inductances and mutual inductances? b. What is the voltage Vab if the self-inductances and mutual inductances are L₁ = 6H, L₂ = 9H, M 5H and the current iab = 2 cos(50t) A? a iab = Li -ML2 b Figure 1

1. For the two magnetically coupled coils shown in Figure 1: a. If we would like to replace these coupled coils by a single coil Lab, what is the expression of this inductance in terms of the self-inductances and mutual inductances? b. What is the voltage Vab if the self-inductances and mutual inductances are L₁ = 6H, L₂ = 9H, M 5H and the current iab = 2 cos(50t) A? a iab = Li -ML2 b Figure 1

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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