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The sum normal component of a magnetic field passing through a surface.
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From a flux point of view, how can we explain that the equivalent inductance is half when id...
The equivalent inductance of 2 identical inductance connected in parallel ( ignoring mutual coupling) is half of the orginal . This result is usually derived from the argument of identical voltage ac …
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Inductance of a single conductor
Which is the correct expression for the inductance of a single conductor? I see 2 different formulaes for the same in different sources.
Formula 1.
Ref: https://www.eeweb.com/tools/wire-inductance
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