Lecture

Magnetic Circuits: Interruptions and Magnetic Fields

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Description

This lecture explores the concept of interruptions in magnetic circuits, focusing on the addition of a small interruption in a circuit with a ferromagnetic core to access a space with a strong magnetic field. The instructor explains how the magnetic flux remains constant even with interruptions, the importance of relative permeability, and the calculation of the current needed to achieve a specific magnetic field strength.

Instructors (4)

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