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a coil is connected to a 24v AC supply at 50 Hz. if the current supplied to the coil is 360ma and the coil resistance of 35(homes), determine the value of inductance
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I'm not the apprentice just can't help him with it nor can the other 8 sparks that have seen it. It's been best part of 20 years since I did this stuffLet's have your answer first. We don't do homework but will help if you have a stab at it, remember to put your workings out up.
a coil is connected to a 24v AC supply at 50 Hz. if the current supplied to the coil is 360ma and the coil resistance of 35(homes), determine the value of inductance
Not sure if this question is worded correctly? It's asking for inductance which would be the 35 Ohms already given. Unless it's asking for the value of the coil in Henrys which by transposition would be:
L= 35 / 2 x 3.124 x 50
= 0.11 H
a coil is connected to a 24v AC supply at 50 Hz. if the current supplied to the coil is 360ma and the coil resistance of 35(homes), determine the value of inductance
you're a bit slow, mate. ( post#4)As above?
Wimpey or Barrat?
As above?
Wimpey or Barrat?
predictive text for you ohms FFS, ever feel a bit of a toolAs above?
Wimpey or Barrat?
predictive text for you ohms FFS, ever feel a bit of a fool/QUOTE]
24V ÷ 0.360A = 66.66666667 Ohms.
66.66666667 - 35 = 31.66666667.
31.66666667 ÷ 2πf = 100mH.
Is this correct?
I'm not the apprentice just can't help him with it nor can the other 8 sparks that have seen it. It's been best part of 20 years since I did this stuff
Are we missing some things squared then rooted here?
Are we missing some things squared then rooted here?
If it wanted Impedence Z = square root of R2 + X2
But thats if there was a resistor in the circuit as well as an inducter
I may be wrong its just I'm going through this stuff atm so it's all fresh in my head lol
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