Question 2 Table 1: Dimensions for Magnetic Circuit IN l, = 25 * 10-3 cm 4 = 40cm ½ = 24cm 3 = 4 = 26cm H = 150At/m B2 = 1.34T H = 120At/m H4 = 120At/m A, = 26cm? (N turns A, = 40cm² A2 = 12cm² Az = 25cm? A4 = 25cm² A2 A, A. Figure 1: Magnetic Circuit On figure 1, above is a parallel magnetic structure with an air gap. The structure has 500 turns as shown and sets up a flux of 2mWb in the air gap. The dimensions are shown on table 1. a. Sketch a labelled equivalent circuit b. Calculate the mmf required in the air gap c. Calculate the magnetic field strength and the relative permeability of the central limb (H2 and µr2) d. Calculate the flux density relative permeability of the left limb (B1 and Hr1) e. Determine the current flowing in the coil

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Table 1: Dimensions for Magnetic Circuit
l, = 25 * 10-3 cm
1 = 40cm
l2 = 24cm
lz = l4 = 26cm
IN
H = 150At/m
B2 = 1.34T
H3 = 120At/m
H4 = 120At/m
A, = 26cm²
N turns
A, = 40cm²
A2 = 12cm²
Az = 25cm²
A4 = 25cm?
A,
A4
Figure 1: Magnetic Circuit
On figure 1, above is a parallel magnetic structure with an air gap. The structure has 500 turns as
shown and sets up a flux of 2mWb in the air gap. The dimensions are shown on table 1.
a. Sketch a labelled equivalent circuit
b. Calculate the mmf required in the air gap
c. Calculate the magnetic field strength and the relative permeability of the central limb
(H2 and µr2)
d. Calculate the flux density relative permeability of the left limb (B1 and µr1)
e. Determine the current flowing in the coil
Transcribed Image Text:Question 2 13 Table 1: Dimensions for Magnetic Circuit l, = 25 * 10-3 cm 1 = 40cm l2 = 24cm lz = l4 = 26cm IN H = 150At/m B2 = 1.34T H3 = 120At/m H4 = 120At/m A, = 26cm² N turns A, = 40cm² A2 = 12cm² Az = 25cm² A4 = 25cm? A, A4 Figure 1: Magnetic Circuit On figure 1, above is a parallel magnetic structure with an air gap. The structure has 500 turns as shown and sets up a flux of 2mWb in the air gap. The dimensions are shown on table 1. a. Sketch a labelled equivalent circuit b. Calculate the mmf required in the air gap c. Calculate the magnetic field strength and the relative permeability of the central limb (H2 and µr2) d. Calculate the flux density relative permeability of the left limb (B1 and µr1) e. Determine the current flowing in the coil
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