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Inductance and mutual inductance

1996
The inductor is one of the basic building blocks upon which electrical and electronic circuits are founded, and form a springboard to important branches of the subject. The reader will gain confidence in dealing with problems relating to inductive circuits as he/she reads through this chapter.
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Interphase Mutual Inductance in Polyphase Inductive Power Transfer Systems

IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics, 2009
Roadway powered electric vehicles with minimal or no onboard energy storage have been proposed for many years, but the concept has only recently become feasible via three-phase inductive power transfer (IPT) systems. A wide zone can be created over which power transfer is relatively constant.
M.L.G. Kissin, J.T. Boys, G.A. Covic
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Telephone Circuits with Zero Mutual Induction

Transactions of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 1919
The paper deals with the reduction of inductive interference in telephone circuits. Various relative positions of two or more circuits, in which the mutual inductance is zero, and the mutual capacitance unbalance is approximately zero, are discussed. The most important case is that when the two wires of one circuit occupy opposite ends of one diagonal ...
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Transmission Line Mutual Induction

2009
This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Line Impedances Effect of Mutual Coupling Short Transmission Line Equivalents Long Transmission Lines Long Transmission Line Equivalents Solution of the Long-Line Case References ...
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A versatile AC mutual inductance bridge

Journal of Physics E: Scientific Instruments, 1986
Reports a versatile but easy to make AC mutual inductance bridge. The bridge has been used over the temperature range 4-300 K and with applied magnetic fields up to 7 T. Representative data obtained on various types of magnetic systems are shown.
Prasad, Madhu   +2 more
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Mutual inductance and transformers

2010
This chapter will introduce the mutual inductance and transformer. A transformer is a device that is built based on the principle of mutual inductance and can be used to increase or decrease the voltage or current, and transfer electric energy from one circuit to another. It also can be used for impedance matching.
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A Primary Standard of Mutual Inductance

Metrologia, 1967
The construction of a Campbell type calculable mutual inductor is described. The two primary helices, 29 cm in diameter, are wound on a fused quartz former and the 495 turn secondary winding is about 51 cm in diameter on a glass former. The accuracy of the calculated value, which is nominally 10 mH, is 2.0 in 106 with a 95% probability.
P W Harrison, G H Rayner
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Mutual Hypnosis: A Specialized Hypnotic Induction Technique

American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, 1970
Abstract A hypnosis instructor of mental health professionals recommends that the technique of mutual hypnosis be used with certain students who are unable to respond to other induction techniques. The author feels that experiencing the hypnotic state is vital to the proper learning of hypnotherapeutic techniques. If the student is unable to experience
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Mutual Inductance

2013
Christopher Kitcher, A. J. Watkins
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