Resonant circuit current calulation

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To calculate the current in the right resonant circuit, the user has current I1 and parameters L1, L2, C1, and C2. They attempted to use impedance and Ohm's law, expressing Z2 as the sum of capacitive and inductive reactance and defining U2 in terms of mutual inductance. The proposed formula for I2 includes variables such as mutual inductance and the angular frequency. However, the user acknowledges a discrepancy with their simulator results and seeks assistance, noting that load impedance in the secondary circuit is likely necessary for accurate calculations. Clarification on these calculations is requested to resolve the issue.
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hello, collegues,

I need to calculate current on the right circuit, but I don't really know how.

I have the current in left circuit I and L1 L2 C1 C2.

I have tried to calculate this using impedance and ohms law. As Z2=Xc+XL, and U2=jwM, where M - mutual inductance

I think that I2 should be I2=U2/Z2=w^2 M C L I1 / (Lw^2 - c)

p.s. I know I1. Its U1/impedance

but i see from the simulator that I am wrong.. please, could you help me?

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I think we need the load impedance in the secondary circuit in order to calculate the current.
 
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