3) N= 16em 400turn Sem Sem 16cm 16cm Scm Sem A three legged core with 400 turns on the center is shown above. Determine the current to produce e a flux density of 0.5T in the centre leg. Depth of core=8cm.(use the magnetizing curve given at the last)

3) N= 16em 400turn Sem Sem 16cm 16cm Scm Sem A three legged core with 400 turns on the center is shown above. Determine the current to produce e a flux density of 0.5T in the centre leg. Depth of core=8cm.(use the magnetizing curve given at the last)

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