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A wooden toroidal core with a square cross section has an inner radius of10 cm and an outer radius of 12 cm. It is wound with one layer of wire (of diameter1.0 mmand resistance per meter 0.020Ω/m). (a) What is the inductance? (b) What is the inductive time constant of the resulting toroid? Ignore the thickness of the insulation on the wire.

Short Answer

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  1. Inductance,L=2.9×10-4H
  2. Inductive time constant, τ=2.9×10-4sec

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01

Given

  1. Inner radius is a=0.10m
  2. Outer radius isb=0.12m
  3. Resistance per unit length is0.020ohm/m
  4. Diameter of wire, d=1.0mm=1.0×10-3m
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Understanding the concept

We have to use the formula for inductance in terms of number of turns, magnetic flux, and current, and time constant can be found in terms of inductance and resistance.

Formula:

L=NÏ•BiB=μ0Ni2Ï€°ùÏ„=LR

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(a) Calculate Inductance of toroid

The inner circumference of toroid is as follows:

l=2πal=2π×0.1l=0.628m

The number of turns of toroid is asfollows:

N=ld=0.6281.0×10-3N=628

The magnetic flux linked with toroid is

ϕB=∫abB.dA

HereB=μ0Ni2πr

The cross sectional area of toroid is dA=b-adr

role="math" localid="1661854001705" Ï•B=∫abμ0Ni2Ï€°ù.b-adrÏ•B=μ0Ni2Ï€.b-a∫abdrrÏ•B=μ0Ni2Ï€.b-aInba

The inductance of toroid is

L=NϕBiL=Ni×μ0Ni2π.b-aInbaL=μ0N22π.b-aInbaL=4π×10-7×62822π.0.12-0.1In0.120.1L=2.9×10-4H

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(b) Calculate inductive time constant of toroid.

The toroid square side is12-10=2cm=0.02m

The perimeter is40.02=0.08m

Therefore, the total length ofthewire is

l'=628×0.08l'=50.24m

The resistance ofthewire is

R=50.24m×0.02Ω/mR=1.0048ohm

The inductive time constant is

τ=LRτ=2.9×10-41.0048τ=2.9×10-4s

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