electromagnetism
In a steel core with a uniform cross-section of 5 cm2, the flux passing through it should be 10 × 7.5 Weber, it is desirable:
1) Calculate the required MMF.
2) Consumption current in the coil with air distance and without air distance, by comparing its percentage.
L = 54
All sizes on the figure are in millimeters.
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