Magnetic field and induced voltage

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The discussion focuses on understanding the magnetic field generated by a circular coil with N turns when a sinusoidal input is applied, as well as the induced voltage in a second coil of the same turns at a distance x. Participants suggest consulting resources on electromagnetic induction and transformers for detailed explanations. It is emphasized that specific numerical values are necessary to calculate the induced voltage accurately. Overall, the conversation highlights the importance of foundational concepts in electromagnetism for solving related problems. Understanding these principles is crucial for applying them effectively in practical scenarios.
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Can anyone tell me the site or give information on these i have small doubts in that so can anyone give exact answer


When a sinusoidal input is applied to circular coil of N turns what is the magnetic field generated around it and what is the induced voltage in an other circular coil of same number of turns at distance x .

thanks in advance.
 
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