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A toroid of rectangular cross section has height h = 0.01384 m, inner radius r1 = 0.02018 m and outer radius r2 = 0.06768 m. If it has N = 216 loops, calculate the total flux of the magnetic field through one of the loops if the current is i = 3.13 A. Hint: you can use the fact that the inductance of the toroid is L = μ0N2h 2πln⁡(r2 r1). Wb

A toroid of rectangular cross section has height h = 0.01384 m, inner radius r1 = 0.02018 m and outer radius r2 = 0.06768 m. If it has N = 216 loops, calculate the total flux of the magnetic field through one of the loops if the current is i = 3.13 A. Hint: you can use the fact that the inductance of the toroid is L = μ0N2h 2πln⁡(r2 r1). Wb

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A toroid of rectangular cross section has height h = 0.01384 m , inner radius r 1 = 0.02018 m and outer radius r 2 = 0.06768 m . If it has N = 216 loops, calculate the total flux of the magnetic field through one of the loops if the current is i = 3.13 A . Hint: you can use the fact that the inductance of the toroid is L = μ 0 N 2 h 2 π ln ⁡ ( r 2 r 1 ) . i W b

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