What is the peak to peak of a 2.00 cm diameter coil with 4000 turns at 1000 Hz?

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The discussion focuses on calculating the peak-to-peak voltage of a 2.00 cm diameter coil with 4000 turns operating at 1000 Hz. The user acknowledges that increasing the number of turns enhances the induced electromotive force (emf). However, they express confusion regarding the necessary data for the calculation, particularly the circuit context and input voltage. A participant points out the need for additional information, such as the type of circuit and input signal specifications, to proceed effectively. The conversation highlights the importance of complete data for accurate electromagnetic calculations.
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I am trying to figure out what the peak to peak of 2.00 cm diameter coil with 4000 turns at a frequency of 1000 Hz. However, I know that more turns will release more emf. Number of turns * Cross sectional Area of one coil = Number of turns * cross-sectional area of another coil. However, I am still lost.
 
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You haven't supplied enough data yet. What circuit is this a part of and what input / signal volts are involved? Are we discussing a transformer?
 
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