Hi,
You are a polite person, you don’t need to apologize, you are helping me.
I have a coil (single layer ) which wound around a cylindrical conductor. I explain.
If I have such system, I can find the total inductance by breaking down in to three parts.
1)Find the self-inductance (which is the inductance of each loop)
2)Find the mutual inductance (which is between loops i.e. loop1 with loop2, loop1 with loop3, vice versa, etc.)
3)Find the mutual inductance between the coil and the conductor ( assume the coil can be a cylindrical conductor if the loops are close)
So, the total inductance is the sum of the three statements above. The second and third statement can be approximate by use filaments (see p.1 attachment Use filament example).
I have the same system but the only change is the wire is round with a
cross section rectangular . I can call it “ single layer coil with round wire but the cross section is rectangular which wound on a cylindrical conductor”. I found the self conductance for this system. (see attachment p.1 Disk coil example) But for the mutual inductance I didn’t find it. Any ideas will be appreciate. I will send the two attachment separately because of their size.
You can find the whole document on this website :
http://www.classictesla.com/download/indu_pt_2.pdf
Cheers,
Mica