B2. Determine the resistance of an aluminium coil of 1.4 cm as diameter consists of 15600 turns and the mean length per turn is 43 cm. Take the electrical resistivity aluminium coil as 0.018 μ-m. The area in cm² is The total length in m is The resistance of the coil in 2 is

investigates and explains in detail the concept of induced current and induced voltage

An inductor is constructed by winding a coil of 100 turns around a magnetic core. The core is a cylinder with radius 0.5 cm and the core material has relative permeability of 1000. The coil covers a length of 10 cm. Determine the resulting inductance. Enter your answer in mH rounded to two decimal places.

1. A purely resistive circuit the current is leading by 90° with respect to voltage. 2. A purely inductive circuit the current is lag behind the voltage by 90°. 3. A purely capacitive circuit the current is lead by 90° with respect to the voltage. 4. A capacitor element stored magnetic energy. 5. An inductor element stored electrical energy. 6. Resistor elements consume power. 7. Angle between current and voltage is called power. 8. The power factor angle for a purely resistive is zero. 9. The power factor angle for a purely inductive load is -90°. 10. The power factor of a purely capacitive is leading.