I understand the basic workings of a transformer,the questions on them really difficult. This is one of the questions – I’d really like a guided explaination on how to tackle it. An audio-frequency tranformer, designed to operate at frequencies as low as 20Hz is used to transform the 5ohm resistance of a secondary load into [...]
Continue reading...Sunday, November 28, 2010
I understand the basic workings of a transformer,the questions on them really difficult. This is one of the questions – I’d really like a guided explaination on how to tackle it. An audio-frequency tranformer, designed to operate at frequencies as low as 20Hz is used to transform the 5ohm resistance of a secondary load into [...]
Continue reading...Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Hello.. i would like to ask if somebody can answer my question.. i need to know how many turns do we make in our coil.. We have a magnetic wire #32.. And we have a magnet with a strength of 150mT+ but just below 200mT(millitesla) Our magnet has a shape of a semi-circle a bit [...]
Continue reading...Monday, July 26, 2010
Hello.. i would like to ask if somebody can answer my question.. i need to know how many turns do we make in our coil.. We have a magnetic wire #32.. And we have a magnet with a strength of 150mT+ but just below 200mT(millitesla) Our magnet has a shape of a semi-circle a bit [...]
Continue reading...Tuesday, July 6, 2010
All they say is that magnetic inductance makes electrons or charge move but what i want to know is where those electrons come from? does they come from the magnet, the air or the conductor itself. And if you could also explain a little about how this process occurs it would be great. By the [...]
Continue reading...Tuesday, July 6, 2010
All they say is that magnetic inductance makes electrons or charge move but what i want to know is where those electrons come from? does they come from the magnet, the air or the conductor itself. And if you could also explain a little about how this process occurs it would be great. By the [...]
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Monday, November 29, 2010
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