1. There is no such thing as a capacitance of a coil. A coil only stores energy by means of the magnetic field (hence, the coil exhibits what is called inductance). A capacitor, in the other hand, stores energy by the potential difference between its plates, which is in turn caused by the...
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i agree with ranger. increasing the cross-sectional area of the WIRE will decrease the DC resistance of the coil.
R = ρ*L/A
ρ = resistivity of the material used for the wire
L = length of the wire
A =...
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the prime application line integral is to calculate the work done on a particle on a force field (usually given by a function F(x,y,z)). for every infinitesimal movement of a particle BY AN EXTERNAL AGENT, there is the work done by the external agent to somewhat "negate" the effects of...