Quastion 3:The electromagnet in figure consist of two different materials, sheet steel(u = 60,000) and cast iron (u 80,000). If the mean path length for theSheet steelsheet steel is 16x102 m and 5x102 m for the cast iron, while the cross-sectional area of the core is 50x104m². Determine the current I requiredflow throw the 500 turns winding to establish 4 wb flux in the core.Cast iron

First we will find total reluctance seen by source. Flux =NIReluctance From above we will find…

Quastion 3: The electromagnet in figure consist of two different materials, sheet steel = 60,000) and cast iron (u = 80,000). If the mean path length for the sheet steel is 16×10² m and 5×102 m for the cast iron, while the cross- sectional area of the core is 50x104m². Determine the current I required flow throw the 500 turns winding to establish 4 wb flux in the core. ,Sheet steel Cast iron

Quastion 3: The electromagnet in figure consist of two different materials, sheet steel = 60,000) and cast iron (u = 80,000). If the mean path length for the sheet steel is 16×10² m and 5×102 m for the cast iron, while the cross- sectional area of the core is 50x104m². Determine the current I required flow throw the 500 turns winding to establish 4 wb flux in the core. ,Sheet steel Cast iron

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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