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... self - inductance of linear conductors In calculating the self - inductance of a linear conductor its thickness cannot be entirely neglected as it was in calculating the mutual inductance of two conductors . If it were , we should ...
... self - inductance of linear conductors In calculating the self - inductance of a linear conductor its thickness cannot be entirely neglected as it was in calculating the mutual inductance of two conductors . If it were , we should ...
Page 137
... self - inductance is L = 2μel log ( l / a ) . ( 33.1 ) This expression is said to be of logarithmic accuracy : its relative error is of the order of 1 / log ( l / a ) ... self - inductance of §33 137 The self - inductance of linear conductors.
... self - inductance is L = 2μel log ( l / a ) . ( 33.1 ) This expression is said to be of logarithmic accuracy : its relative error is of the order of 1 / log ( l / a ) ... self - inductance of §33 137 The self - inductance of linear conductors.
Page 171
... self - inductance , depend on the manner of excitation of the current ( §33 ) . + In §32 we introduced the concept of the magnetic flux through a linear conductor circuit , and showed that = LJ / c , where L is the self - inductance of ...
... self - inductance , depend on the manner of excitation of the current ( §33 ) . + In §32 we introduced the concept of the magnetic flux through a linear conductor circuit , and showed that = LJ / c , where L is the self - inductance of ...
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2 The energy of the electrostatic field of conductors | 3 |
3 Methods of solving problems in electrostatics | 9 |
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