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dingpud
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What happens when you place iron core solenoids in a row? The spacing between them would be minimal...I guess I'm looking for an answer to how each solenoid will act on the other. If the direction of the current in the solenoid is going the same direction for 2 side by side solenoids, the magnetic field is coming out of the same side of each solenoid. In the case that the current direction is reversed for one of the solenoids, obviously the magnetic field will be "coming out" of opposite ends, but would this change much?
I'm trying to remember if there is a coorelation to the effects of magnetic fields upon one another, but I can't seem to remember (or find) the relationship.
Any help would be appreciated.
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Thomas Midgley, responsible for leaded gasoline and the introduction of CFC's...ultimatley killed by his on contraption...poetic justice?
I'm trying to remember if there is a coorelation to the effects of magnetic fields upon one another, but I can't seem to remember (or find) the relationship.
Any help would be appreciated.
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Thomas Midgley, responsible for leaded gasoline and the introduction of CFC's...ultimatley killed by his on contraption...poetic justice?