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What Determines Induced Voltage in a Transformer?
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[QUOTE="davenn, post: 5511246, member: 283516"] Think it through ... what does a 100 turn coil have that a 10 turn coil doesn't have ? and with that, what is the effect of the magnetic field on the 100t coil compared to the 10t coil ? yes, but it is a little more complex than that and you don't have to go that deep to understand the basics simply, a changing magnetic field generates a changing electric field and so on ... this is an [B]electromagnetic field [/B] Dave [/QUOTE]
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