3 MRI Coil Suppose you want to make an MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) system for medical purposes that has a field strength of 1.5T. In order to fit a patient inside the diameter of the solenoid must be 80cm. You would like to coil to be 1m long. The magnet wire you plan to use to make the coil is rated to take 1.0A. 1. In order to make the magnet 1m long, how many total winds are needed? 2. What is total length of wire? 3. The magnet wire you plan to use as a diameter of 0.72mm and is made of copper which has a resistivity of 1.72 x 10-8m. What is the resistance of the coil? 4. How much power does the coil consume when 1.0A is passing though it?

3 MRI Coil Suppose you want to make an MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) system for medical purposes that has a field strength of 1.5T. In order to fit a patient inside the diameter of the solenoid must be 80cm. You would like to coil to be 1m long. The magnet wire you plan to use to make the coil is rated to take 1.0A. 1. In order to make the magnet 1m long, how many total winds are needed? 2. What is total length of wire? 3. The magnet wire you plan to use as a diameter of 0.72mm and is made of copper which has a resistivity of 1.72 x 10-8m. What is the resistance of the coil? 4. How much power does the coil consume when 1.0A is passing though it?

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3 MRI Coil
Suppose you want to make an MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) system for medical purposes that has a field
strength of 1.5T. In order to fit a patient inside the diameter of the solenoid must be 80cm. You would like to coil
to be 1m long. The magnet wire you plan to use to make the coil is rated to take 1.0A.
1. In order to make the magnet 1m long, how many total winds are needed?
2. What is total length of wire?
3. The magnet wire you plan to use as a diameter of 0.72mm and is made of copper which has a resistivity of
1.72 x 10-8m. What is the resistance of the coil?
4. How much power does the coil consume when 1.0A is passing though it?

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