Tuesday, 24 June 2014 14:41
K2-26: MUTUAL INDUCTANCE STANDARD
Additional Info
- ID Code: K2-26
- Purpose: Demonstrate the standard for mutual inductance.
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Description:
A tall coil serves as the primary of a simple transformer. A smaller coil wraps around its center as a secondary. Switching the current in the primary on or off induces a calibrated voltage in the secondary. This can be displayed on a projection meter.
If desired, the roles can be reversed to show the effects; also, a center tap is available.,/p>
- Availability: Available
- Loc codes: K1, K2, PW1
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K2 Electromagnetic Induction
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