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Chapter 30, Problem 8P
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To determine
To show: The amplitude of the emf induces in Rogowski coil is
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To determine
The wire carrying the unknown current need not to be at the centre of the Rogowski coil and the coil will not respond to the nearby currents that it does not enclose.
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