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Part 3: Mutual Inductance.
Determine the value of mutual inductance for your
transformer by using the circuit below.
Use this EQ.
Where e¸ is the secondary voltage
di̟ is the change in current of the primary
dt is the change in time is seconds
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1000 Ω
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