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Inductance
Problems
practice
- The inductance
of the tungsten coil in an incandescent light bulb is 20 μH at 60 Hz.
Make a question out of this basic idea.
- Write something.
- Write something.
- Write something completely different.
conceptual
- An inductive loop detector (ILD) is a device used to detect the presence of a vehicle in a particular place. They are commonly placed at the entrance to intersections and are used to control traffic signals. A typical ILD is a square loop of wire 1 m on a side buried 5 cm below the surface of the road. Round copper wires, 1 mm in diameter are frequently used.
- How many turns are needed to give a minimum inductance of 250 µH?
- What is the resistance of this loop?