4. Consider the toroid type inductance shown below. It is made from a material with a relative permeability of 4,-2500. The average magnetic flux density in the core is B-1.25 Tesla measured at the mean diameter of the toroid. 1. Find the current i applied to the coil to establish this magnetic flux density. 2. Find the magnetic flux in the core. 3. If a small air gap with the length of 1 mm is cut in the toroid, determine the required current to produce the same magnetic flux density. (Ignore the fringing effect at the air gap.) 2 N=250 r1-8 cm r2-12 cm

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4. Consider the toroid type inductance shown below. It is made from a material
with a relative permeability of 4,-2500. The average magnetic flux density in
the core is B-1.25 Tesla measured at the mean diameter of the toroid.
1. Find the current i applied to the coil to establish this magnetic flux density.
2. Find the magnetic flux in the core.
3. If a small air gap with the length of 1 mm is cut in the toroid, determine
the required current to produce the same magnetic flux density. (Ignore
the fringing effect at the air gap.)
2
N=250
r1-8 cm
r2-12 cm
Transcribed Image Text:4. Consider the toroid type inductance shown below. It is made from a material with a relative permeability of 4,-2500. The average magnetic flux density in the core is B-1.25 Tesla measured at the mean diameter of the toroid. 1. Find the current i applied to the coil to establish this magnetic flux density. 2. Find the magnetic flux in the core. 3. If a small air gap with the length of 1 mm is cut in the toroid, determine the required current to produce the same magnetic flux density. (Ignore the fringing effect at the air gap.) 2 N=250 r1-8 cm r2-12 cm
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