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... coefficient of induction between two conductors , one of which completely surrounds the other , is equal in magnitude but opposite in sign to the coefficient of capacity of the inner conductor . Two conducting surfaces such as 2 and 3 ...
... coefficient of induction between two conductors , one of which completely surrounds the other , is equal in magnitude but opposite in sign to the coefficient of capacity of the inner conductor . Two conducting surfaces such as 2 and 3 ...
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... coefficient of it is known as the coefficient of mutual inductance between the circuits and is generally written μο dl ,. dl2 L12 L12 === $ 1 $ 2 712 ( 9.22 ) This is known as Neuman's formula . It is evident from the symmetry of this ...
... coefficient of it is known as the coefficient of mutual inductance between the circuits and is generally written μο dl ,. dl2 L12 L12 === $ 1 $ 2 712 ( 9.22 ) This is known as Neuman's formula . It is evident from the symmetry of this ...
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... coefficient ? 5. If the secondary circuit of Prob . 3 has a natural frequency of 1.1 megacycles and a Q of 5 , what coefficient of coupling will give a maximum secondary current ? 6. The voltage - transfer factor is the ratio of the ...
... coefficient ? 5. If the secondary circuit of Prob . 3 has a natural frequency of 1.1 megacycles and a Q of 5 , what coefficient of coupling will give a maximum secondary current ? 6. The voltage - transfer factor is the ratio of the ...
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