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1) Calculate the self-inductance of a coaxial cable of inner radius a and outer radius b. The inner conductor is made of an inhomogenous material having u = 2u0/(1+r)
Answer : u0L/8pie + u0L/pie (ln(b/a) - ln((1+b)/(1+a)))
2) Two #10 copper wires(2.588 mm in diameter) are placed parallel in air with a separation distance d between them. If the inductance of each wire is 1.2uH/m, calculate
(a) L(in) and L(ext) per meter for each wire
(b) The separation d
Answer : (a)0.05, 1.15 uH/m, (b) 40.79cm
3) A conductor of radius a is bent into a circular loop of mean radius r. If r = 10cm and 2a = 1cm, calculate the internal inductance of the loop.
Answer : 31.42nH
Really can't the number 1 answer. I get a^3 in my answer. Number 2 no idea since L = L(in) + L(ext). As well as number 3.
Thank you.
Answer : u0L/8pie + u0L/pie (ln(b/a) - ln((1+b)/(1+a)))
2) Two #10 copper wires(2.588 mm in diameter) are placed parallel in air with a separation distance d between them. If the inductance of each wire is 1.2uH/m, calculate
(a) L(in) and L(ext) per meter for each wire
(b) The separation d
Answer : (a)0.05, 1.15 uH/m, (b) 40.79cm
3) A conductor of radius a is bent into a circular loop of mean radius r. If r = 10cm and 2a = 1cm, calculate the internal inductance of the loop.
Answer : 31.42nH
Really can't the number 1 answer. I get a^3 in my answer. Number 2 no idea since L = L(in) + L(ext). As well as number 3.
Thank you.
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