N1 = N3 = 2N2 = 500 turns N2 g1 = 2g2 = 2g3 = 4mm A = 1000mm2 H8ilt 82 83 Calculate the self inductants and mutual inductance between N2 and N3. A N3 If g1 were not the air gap between N2 and N3 calculate the mutual inductance . Ideal core, p = 0 If g1 were not the air gap between N2 and N1 calculate the mutual inductance.

N1 = N3 = 2N2 = 500 turns N2 g1 = 2g2 = 2g3 = 4mm A = 1000mm2 H8ilt 82 83 Calculate the self inductants and mutual inductance between N2 and N3. A N3 If g1 were not the air gap between N2 and N3 calculate the mutual inductance . Ideal core, p = 0 If g1 were not the air gap between N2 and N1 calculate the mutual inductance.

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