Any electrical engineers in SN? (re a uni assignment)
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Any electrical engineers in SN? (re a uni assignment)
I have a nice uni assignment to submit on Friday. Anyone kind enough to help ?
1. Describe how a magnetic field may be detected around a current carrying wire and explain the concept of flux lines.
2. Show the flux distribution around two wires a distance 0.1 m apart carrying a current of 400 mA in the same direction, and calculate the force between them. ( Assume o = 4 * 10 -7 )
Explain two applications where electromagnets are used.
3. Calculate the flux density existing in an area of 400 mm2 if a uniform magnetic field of 300 Wb exists at right angles to that area. (15 marks)
4. Calculate the m.m.f. ( magneto-motive-force ) produced by a current of 1.5 A flowing in a 300 turn coil.
5. A current of 2.3 A flows in a coil of 500 turns which is wound on a ring of mean circumference of 25 cm. Determine the magneto- motive force and the magnetic field strength.
6. Calculate the flux density produced inside an air-cored coil with a magnetic field strength of 4600 A/m. (o = 4 * 10 -7 )
7. In the Figure is shown an iron ring of reluctance 15 * 106 A / Wb wound with a coil of 100 turns. Calculate the current required to maintain a flux of 20 Wb in the iron.
PS. The boxes are mi(greek m) zero
1. Describe how a magnetic field may be detected around a current carrying wire and explain the concept of flux lines.
2. Show the flux distribution around two wires a distance 0.1 m apart carrying a current of 400 mA in the same direction, and calculate the force between them. ( Assume o = 4 * 10 -7 )
Explain two applications where electromagnets are used.
3. Calculate the flux density existing in an area of 400 mm2 if a uniform magnetic field of 300 Wb exists at right angles to that area. (15 marks)
4. Calculate the m.m.f. ( magneto-motive-force ) produced by a current of 1.5 A flowing in a 300 turn coil.
5. A current of 2.3 A flows in a coil of 500 turns which is wound on a ring of mean circumference of 25 cm. Determine the magneto- motive force and the magnetic field strength.
6. Calculate the flux density produced inside an air-cored coil with a magnetic field strength of 4600 A/m. (o = 4 * 10 -7 )
7. In the Figure is shown an iron ring of reluctance 15 * 106 A / Wb wound with a coil of 100 turns. Calculate the current required to maintain a flux of 20 Wb in the iron.
PS. The boxes are mi(greek m) zero
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Try and get the attention of AndyC_772, I think he is a Leccy Engineer
If you've got no answers by tomorrow I may have a crack at this myself for old times sake!
If you've got no answers by tomorrow I may have a crack at this myself for old times sake!
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Oh bloody hell, I know this, I've done all this. I should know this
Can I remember it from uni? can I hell
I do have all the textbooks and lecture notes stored away. But by the time I've dug out the revlevent info you probably have worked it out.
Btw...in the real world..it's useless
Can I remember it from uni? can I hell
I do have all the textbooks and lecture notes stored away. But by the time I've dug out the revlevent info you probably have worked it out.
Btw...in the real world..it's useless
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Yeah same here. I too would have to give myself a refresher course on this to answer the question.... which I would be happy to do because it never pays to let the brain get idle.... the thing is, if I am willling to do that in order to answer the question, why isn't XT willing?.... and it should be fresher in his mind than anyone elses!
XT, have a stab at it first, then come back if you get stuck you lazy git!
XT, have a stab at it first, then come back if you get stuck you lazy git!
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Dont take this the wrong way, but surely your uni notes will have covered this??? have you had a go yourself.....?!?
what uni are you at cos not meny do this sort of thing anymore!!
If not, take a look in the Elecrtrical Engineering Book by Hughes, that will help for sure!!
what uni are you at cos not meny do this sort of thing anymore!!
If not, take a look in the Elecrtrical Engineering Book by Hughes, that will help for sure!!
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