The magnetic structure of a synchronous machine is shown schematically in Figurel. Assuming that rotor and stator iron have infinite permeability, i.e., (μ→∞). For I-10 A, N=1000 trns, air gap length g= 1 mm, and pole face area, Ag-2000 cm²; (a) Find the air-gap flux d (b) Find the magnetic field density Bg through the air gap. (c) Calculate the magnetic energy stored in the magnetic circuit. Figure 1 Stator Air gap length g N turns Pole face, area Ag Rotor 818 Air gap permeability Ho

The magnetic structure of a synchronous machine is shown schematically in Figurel. Assuming that rotor and stator iron have infinite permeability, i.e., (μ→∞). For I-10 A, N=1000 trns, air gap length g= 1 mm, and pole face area, Ag-2000 cm²; (a) Find the air-gap flux d (b) Find the magnetic field density Bg through the air gap. (c) Calculate the magnetic energy stored in the magnetic circuit. Figure 1 Stator Air gap length g N turns Pole face, area Ag Rotor 818 Air gap permeability Ho

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