A magnetic structure is composed of a three ferromagnetic materials and wound on it is a current carrying coil with 200 turns as shown on figure 1.3 below. The parameters of the magnetic structure are as shown on table 1.3. Figure 1.3 Table 1.3: Parameter of the ferromagnetic material Air gap Air Neglect fringing 2 Description Material Cross sectional area [cm²] Length [mm] Section A Nickel-iron alloy 2x10° Section B Section C Silicon steel 2x109 Cast steel 2x109 200 120 100 Assuming a magnetic flux of 1.2x10-3Wb to be established in the silicon core, calculate: a. the reluctance of the magnetic circuit b. the current that flows through the coil c. the relative permeability of each ferromagnetic materials

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A magnetic structure is composed of a three ferromagnetic materials and wound on it is a current
carrying coil with 200 turns as shown on figure 1.3 below. The parameters of the magnetic structure are
as shown on table 1.3.
Figure 1.3
Table 1.3: Parameter of the ferromagnetic material
Description
Material
Cross sectional area
(cm2]
Length [mm]
Section A
Nickel-iron alloy
2x109
Air gap
Section B
Silicon steel
2x109
Section C
Cast steel
2x109
Air
Neglect
fringing
200
120
100
Assuming a magnetic flux of 1.2x10-3Wb to be established in the silicon core, calculate:
a. the reluctance of the magnetic circuit
b. the current that flows through the coil
c. the relative permeability of each ferromagnetic materials
Transcribed Image Text:A magnetic structure is composed of a three ferromagnetic materials and wound on it is a current carrying coil with 200 turns as shown on figure 1.3 below. The parameters of the magnetic structure are as shown on table 1.3. Figure 1.3 Table 1.3: Parameter of the ferromagnetic material Description Material Cross sectional area (cm2] Length [mm] Section A Nickel-iron alloy 2x109 Air gap Section B Silicon steel 2x109 Section C Cast steel 2x109 Air Neglect fringing 200 120 100 Assuming a magnetic flux of 1.2x10-3Wb to be established in the silicon core, calculate: a. the reluctance of the magnetic circuit b. the current that flows through the coil c. the relative permeability of each ferromagnetic materials
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