A coaxial cable has an internal inductance that is triple the external inductance .If the inner conductor
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- A coaxial cable has an internal inductance that is triple the external inductance .If the inner conductor radius is 6.0mm solve the following:
- i. Propose the outer conductor radius
- ii.Assuming the space between the conductors is filled with a nonmagnetic material, determine the inductance per unit length,L'(L prime)
- iii.Instead of the space between the conductors is filled with a nonmagnetic material now it is filled with Cobalt µr=250, evaluate the inductance per unit length,L'(L prime), compare with the answer in (ii) and justify
- iv.Let treat this coaxial as infinitely long coaxial with inner conductor radius of 6.0mm is placed along the z-axis.If the conductor carries current I=5A in the -z direction,determine H at(0,5.0mm,0) and (0,6.5mm,0)
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