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a toroidal iron core with air gap problem...

İRON
CORE
PROBLEMS
1) calculate Ihe raynetuantive fuce .
2) calcuate the reluctance of the
Systerm
Z direchion
N= 100
3) calculbte the maetic glux of the
Suystem
I-4A
d-10cm
air gp
4) caleudete the magnetic field strength
wimling
on the uir
5) culculute the meagsetic fizld strength
A taroidal
iron core with
alr gap system
on the îron core
No = 47790
6) caleulate the maysetic glux density (B)
on the air
7) cok ulate the magnetic Jlux density on Hhe
ironcore
8) when a I= 1JA conductor is placed in
the middle of the air gap în z dírection;
How much of the mogmetic force alfects
this canductor ?
%3D
9) if the direction of the current is in t
direction, the force is enforced în whot
direction on the electrons ? also the
force is enforced in what direction on the
wire ?

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