The inductance of a closely packed coil of 400 turnsis 8.0 mH. Calculate the magnetic flux through the coil when the current is 5.0 mA.

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Magnetic flux through the coil is 1.0×10-7Wb.

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01

Given

I) Number of turns of coil , N=400

ii) Inductance of coil ,L=8.0×10-3H

iii) Current through the coil ,i=5.0×10-3A

02

Determining the concept

Magnetic flux though the coil is proportional to the current flowing though that coil and the proportionality constant is the inductance of that coil. Inductance of coil depends on the size and shape of coil, and also on the number of turns of the coil.

Formulae are as follow:

Magnetic flux ,ϕB=Li

Magnetic flux through the coil having N turns,ϕ=NϕB

Where,ΦBis magnetic flux, iis current, L is inductance, N is number of turns.

03

Determining the magnetic flux through the coil

Magnetic flux through the coil is,

ϕ=Liϕ=(8.0×10-3H×5.0×10-3A)=40×106HAϕB=ϕN=40×106HA40ϕB=1.0×10-7Wb

Hence, Magnetic flux through the coil is 1.0×10-7Wb.

Therefore, by using the concept of magnetic field and inductance, magnetic flux through the coil can be determined.

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