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EMI - current direction in loop
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SUMMARY
The discussion centers on the concept of current flow in a closed loop, specifically addressing the scenario where both i1 and i2 exhibit the same magnitude and direction. Participants clarify that despite initial confusion regarding the loop's closure, it is confirmed that the loop is indeed closed, allowing for current to flow. The resolution of the problem is attributed to the insights provided by user "tiny-tim," which helped clarify the misunderstanding.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of electromagnetic induction principles
- Familiarity with current flow in electrical circuits
- Basic knowledge of circuit components and configurations
- Ability to interpret and analyze circuit diagrams
- Study the principles of electromagnetic induction in detail
- Learn about Kirchhoff's laws for circuit analysis
- Explore the behavior of current in closed versus open circuits
- Investigate the effects of circuit components on current flow
This discussion is beneficial for electrical engineering students, educators teaching circuit theory, and hobbyists interested in understanding current flow in electrical loops.
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tiny-tim
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hi cupid.callin! 
the loop is closed …
cupid.callin said:
the loop is closed …
it's not a bent solid bar, it's only the outline of one 
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cupid.callin
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tiny-tim said:the loop is closed …
it's not a bent solid bar, it's only the outline of one
Oh YES !
That solves the problem!
Thanks a lot tiny-tim
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