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    Transformer with attached load: required source voltage

    1. A large power transformer has a turns ratio N1 / N2 of 1:5. When the primary voltage is 400v and it is connected to a resistive load its secondary current is 100A. Calculate the required value of source resistance of the supply to give a maximum power trnasfer 2. Vp = 400v, Ratio 1:5...
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    Checking 2B=Ф/A - Is It Correct?

    1. Does this formula make sense 2B=Ф / A 3. need to check please
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    Determine Flux Density to Induce 1V at 6000rpm

    1. A loop of wire is placed between the poles of a magnet. The magnetic field can be assumed uniform between the poles. The formed by the loop within the field of the magnet is 20cm2. (i). Determine the magnitude of the flux density required to induce a maximum voltage of 1V when the loop is...
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    How to Calculate the Required Flux Density for Maximum Voltage Induction?

    1. A loop of wire between the poles of a magnet, the magnetic field is uniform between the poles. The are of the loop of wire within the field is 20cm sqaured. Determine the magnitude of flux density required to induce a mx voltage of 1v when the loop is rotated at 600rpm 2. B= Flux x A...
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    Leakage Resistance of 100pF Capacitor with Mica Dielectric

    Roger, of course - thanks for pointing that out, appreciated
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    Leakage Resistance of 100pF Capacitor with Mica Dielectric

    Homework Statement A non ideal capacitor having a 'leaky' dielectric where RL is the leakage resistance measured across the dielectric. A 100pF parallel plate capacitor has a mica dielectric of relative permittivelty Er = 12 and resistivity of p = 1014 ohm m. Calculate the leakage resistance...
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    Leakage resistance in a capacitor

    Dan, Did you ever get the formula as I am stuck on asimilar question
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    Calculate Dielectric Thickness for 100pF Capacitor

    Should I have used d = Eo x Er x A / C 12 x 8.85x10-12 x 50 x 10-3 / 100 x 10-9 = 5.31x10-5 = 0.0513mm
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    Calculate Dielectric Thickness for 100pF Capacitor

    1. A capacitor is formed by 2 parallel plates separated by a dielectric of relative permattivity er = 12, the capacitor plates are 5mm x 10mm. Calculate the thickness of the dielectric required to create a capacitor of 100pF 2. C = eA / d therefore d=eA/C, we have C 100 x 10-9, area of...
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    Calculating Material Thickness: 5k Ohms CSA 10mm x 20mm

    Hi, thanks for the reply, think I am having a christmas moment. The area should be 10mm x 20mm = 200mm in m 200 x 10[SIZE="2"]-3 therefore 0.2m Thickness = 5,000 x 0.2/ 1,000 = 1mm How does this seem
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    Calculating Material Thickness: 5k Ohms CSA 10mm x 20mm

    Thanks: Thickness = 5,000 x 0.0002/ 1,000 = 1 x 10[SIZE="2"]-3m therefore 1mm or do I have to sq the .ooo2 giving: =5,000 x 4x10[SIZE="2"]-8 / 1,000 = 2 x 10[SIZE="2"]-7
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    Calculating Material Thickness: 5k Ohms CSA 10mm x 20mm

    1. A conductive sheet of material has a CSA of 10mm x 20mm. Reisistivity of 103 (10 to the 3, 10,000) ohms M. Calculate thickness of the material required to give resistance of 5k ohms 2. Ro = RA/l , where l would be thickness, l = RA/Ro 3. Thickness = 5,000 x 0.2 / 10,000 = o.1m...
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