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ECE 330 Homework Assignment #2, Due On Friday, March 7, 2014

This document outlines the 5 problems of ECE 330 homework assignment #2 due on March 7, 2014. Problem 1 involves calculating the magnetic field strength, flux density, and total flux in a coil wound around a wooden ring. Problem 2 involves calculating the reluctance, self-inductance, and required current in a coil wound around a steel ring. Problem 3 involves calculating the air gap flux density and self-inductance of a coil in an iron circuit with an air gap. Problems 4 and 5 involve writing loop equations and solving for the voltage using phasors for two circuits with coils, capacitors, and AC voltage sources.

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ECE 330 Homework Assignment #2, Due On Friday, March 7, 2014

This document outlines the 5 problems of ECE 330 homework assignment #2 due on March 7, 2014. Problem 1 involves calculating the magnetic field strength, flux density, and total flux in a coil wound around a wooden ring. Problem 2 involves calculating the reluctance, self-inductance, and required current in a coil wound around a steel ring. Problem 3 involves calculating the air gap flux density and self-inductance of a coil in an iron circuit with an air gap. Problems 4 and 5 involve writing loop equations and solving for the voltage using phasors for two circuits with coils, capacitors, and AC voltage sources.

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ECE 330 homework assignment #2, due on Friday, March 7, 2014

Problem 1
A coil of 180 turns is wound uniformly over a wooden ring having a mean circumference of 700
mm, and a uniform cross sectional area of 400 mm2. If the current through the coil is 6 A, calculate:
a) the magnetic field strength
b) the flux density, and
c) the total flux
Problem 2
A mild steel ring having a cross sectional area of 600 mm2 and a mean circumference of 500 mm
has a coil of 220 turns wound uniformly around it. Calculate:
a) the reluctance of the ring
b) the self inductance of the coil, and
c) the current required to produce a flux of 900 Wb in the ring. (Given that r is about 420).
Problem 3
Fig. 3 shows an iron circuit with a small air gap. A 7000turn coil carries a current I = 25 mA which sets up a flux
within the iron and across the air gap. If the iron cross
section is 0.810-4 m2, the mean length of flux path in iron
is 0.16 m, r = 780, and air gap length is 0.8 mm. Calculate
the air gap flux density and the self inductance of the coil.

I
N = 7000

Fig. 3
Text problem 3.8 (also calculate the self inductance of the coil, given N = 200)
Problem 4
For circuit shown in Fig. 4,
a) Write the loop equations
b) Solve for v(t) in the steady state using phasors
0.05 H

Closed at t = 0

2
70cos50t
V

0.1 H

v(t)

0.1 H
3

Fig. 4

Problem 5
For circuit shown in Fig. 5,
a) Write the loop equations
b) Solve for v(t) in the steady state using phasors
0.1 H

Closed at t = 0

0.1 F

2
4

0.1 H

10cos(10t)
V

0.4 H

Fig. 5

v(t)

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