10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COEFFICIENT OF SELF-INDUCTION»
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Competition Science Vision
This phenomenon is called self-induction and the e.m.f. thus induced is called
self-induced e.m.f. Coefficient of Self-induction The coefficient of self-induction (L)
of a given electric circuit is defined as the magnetic flux linked with circuit per unit
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Competition Science Vision
Induced e.m.f. in the coil e = -N— = - A/ AL/~ A/ A/~~ A/ or L = - e A //A/ If — =1,
then L = e (numerically), thus, the coefficient of self-induction is numerically equal
to the e.m.f. induced in the coil due to unit rate of change of current in the coil.
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Competition Science Vision
Hence, the coefficient of self- induction is equal to the flux linked with coil when
unit current flows through it. Induced e.m.f. in the coil A$ _ A(N<j>) Af~ e Q = — Af
AL/_ A/ Af~~ Af or L = - A/'/Af A/ If — = 1 , then L = e (numerically), thus, the coef- ...
If the current flowing through the coil is i and the flux linked with each turn is then
the total flux linkage is N<|x Now, Ntycci, or N<j> = Li, where L is a constant
called the 'coefficient of self-induction' or 'self-inductance' of the coil. By the above
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M|) x i, or N§ = Li, where L is a constant called the 'coefficient of self-induction' or '
self-inductance' of the coil. By the above equation, we have L = M))/< In this
equation, if i= 1, then L = N§. Hence the coefficient of self-induction of a coil is
equal ...
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The Morals
of Measurement: Accuracy, Irony, and Trust in ...
And if there were any iron moving nearby, was it ever legitimate to claim that a
coefficient of self-induction had a value that could meaningfully be approximated
to a 'constant' and thus measured with a secohmmeter? Even when no effects of
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A Labratory Manual
of Electricity and Magnetism
Experiment 12 DETERMINATION OF THE COEFFICIENT OF SELF- INDUCTION
AND THE COEFFICIENT OF MUTUAL INDUCTION, BY THE USE OF
INDUCTANCE BRIDGES Purpose. — A : to measure a self-induction by means of
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8
Electricity, Magnetism and Electromagnetic Theory
N0B oc i or M(pB = Li where L is a constant and is called the coefficient of self
induction or self inductance of the coil. So, L = ^U (1) i Thus we can say that the
inductance L of any coil is equal to the ratio of its total magnetic flux linked
through ...
Dr. R. K. Agrawal, Dr. Garima Jain, Dr. Rekha Sharma
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A.T.B.
Of Electrical Technology (Multicolour)
This property of the coil due to which it opposes any increase or decrease or
current of flux through it, is known as self- inductance. It is quantitatively
measured in terms of coefficient of self induction L. This property is analogous to
inertia in a ...
10
The Electrical Engineer
The coefficient of self-induction of a convolution is thus 1,236. The resistance of
the convolution is '000456 ohm. If the brush covers one section and a half, the
time of short- circuiting is -001875. From these data the E.M.F. necessary to bring
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