Physics · Magnetism and Magnetic Circuits
How are the total ampere-turns (MMF) determined for a purely parallel magnetic circuit?
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- 1It is the product of the ampere-turns of all the parallel paths.
- 2It is the sum of the ampere-turns of all the parallel paths.
- 3It is the difference between the ampere-turns of each path.
- 4It is equal to the ampere-turns required for any one of the parallel paths.✓
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It is equal to the ampere-turns required for any one of the parallel paths.
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