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Quick question about transformer circuit
I1=0.5 A- loki4000
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Quick question about transformer circuit
Never mind. I solved it. Thanx for reply anyway.- loki4000
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Quick question about transformer circuit
Yup, my error. Anyway, after looking at problem again I solved it in different way. I think this way makes more sense (at least to me). Previous solution did not count ). So, can you tell me whether this one correct? I2 = current over R2 a=100/1=100 I2=aI1 V2=V1/a V2 = (-I1R1+E)/a V2 =...- loki4000
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Quick question about transformer circuit
Homework Statement Can someone inform me wheher my solution is correct? Homework Equations V1 = E2 * (10^-3)/2*(10^-3) = 0.001 V2 = E1 Ra = (R2+R3) = 0.02 Rb = R1 = 30 n = (1/100) n^2 = (1/100)^2 The Attempt at a Solution I1 = (V'1 - V2)/(Ra'+Rb) I1 = (0.001/n - 230)/(0.02/n^2 + 30)...- loki4000
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- Circuit Circuit analysis Transfomer Transformer
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Power and pressure of radiation. Is my answer correct?
Hello?- loki4000
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Power and pressure of radiation. Is my answer correct?
Homework Statement Homework Equations E=100 kV/m E=cB B = E/c B=(100000/2.998*10^8) B=0.0003335557 m = 10g = 0.01kg A=0.5mm^2 = 5*10^-7 m^2 I = (EB)/(4п*10^-7) = (100000)(0.0003335557) / (4п*10^-7) I = 26543519.23 The Attempt at a Solution a) Pressure = I/c =...- loki4000
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- Power Pressure Radiation
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Is my solution correct? (Electromagnetism problem)
So, final answer sould be: =((H1-H2)(B2-B1))*f =-60 * 50 =-3000 j sec^-1 m^-3 Makes sense. Thanx for help :)- loki4000
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Is my solution correct? (Electromagnetism problem)
So, it sould be something like ((H1-H2)(B2-B1))*f ? Where did I go wrong with units? Is it j/m^2 due to area (not volume)?- loki4000
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Is my solution correct? (Electromagnetism problem)
Homework Statement H1=10 H2=-10 B1=1.5 B2=-1.5 Homework Equations (change)Uloop = (change)H2*B2 + (change)H1*B1 The Attempt at a Solution =(H1-H2)(B2-B1) =(10-(-10))(-1.5-1.5) =-60 j/m^3- loki4000
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Electric dipole antenna voltage
Homework Statement Greetings. Can someone give me hint how to solve following problem: Homework Equations From my understanding, you need following formula to solve problem: and then potential can be obtained by integrating over the current distribution. But right now these foormuas really...- loki4000
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- Antenna Dipole Elecrtomagnetism Electric Electric dipole Voltage
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Lorentz’s law of voltage for ac-generator
No, just screensot from unknown book our lecturer send us before goin to easter holiday. No details,sadly. Anyway, since google does not find anying about Lorentz’s law of voltage it can indeed be a typo. However, from what I can see, Lenz's Law = E=-N (dФ/dt) or emf = -(loopsofwire)(magnetic...- loki4000
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Lorentz’s law of voltage for ac-generator
I don't know. I suppose that is possible, since I never heard before about Lorentz’s law of voltage.- loki4000
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Lorentz’s law of voltage for ac-generator
Homework Statement Greetings So i was trying to solve following prolems: Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution I did manage to solve problem 22 using E = NAB(2pi * f) E = (100)(0.005)(0.9)(2pi)(50) = 141.372 v But I have no idea what to do with problem 21. Mostly because I don't know...- loki4000
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- Generator Law Lorentz Voltage
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Understanding Electric Field and Charge Distribution Problems
Thax for reply, so, all I need to do is to find final vector considering both positive and negative charge of segment? In that case I assume that charge vector should point directly downwardat point x, is that correct? Also, dE mean electric field vith certain direction (vector) and not...- loki4000
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Understanding Electric Field and Charge Distribution Problems
Hi, I was given following problem to solve Now, I am not looking for solution, but i would appreciate if someone explain what exactly they are asking me to do (is this about finding final charge vector? or is this about gaussian surface, I am new at electricity and magnetism so I am...- loki4000
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