HOME WORK # 2 – SOLUTIONS 1. Draw an analog electric schematic for the parallel magnetic circuit of the following figure for both cases of μ = ∞ and μ ≠ ∞. I2 1 I1 1 l 2 h N1 N2 h w 2 w SOLUTION: As , reluctances of the ferromagnetic paths approach zero, giving the simple, decoupled equivalent circuit below. + Φ1 N2 I2 _ Φ2 Rg1 + N 1 I1 Rg2 _ If lumped parameter reluctance values are formed for each of the branches and if leakage is neglected, the magnetic equivalent circuit for is drawn below. + N2 I2 _ Φ1 Φ2 Rg1 + R3 Rg2 N1 I1 _ Φ1 -Φ2 R1 2. R2 For the parallel magnetic circuit of the following figure, assume that the core material is infinitely permeable. Let 1 = 3 mm and 2 = 2 mm. The thickness of all core members is l =50 mm. The core has a uniform depth into the page of 75 mm. N1 = 2 N 2 = 100 turns. Neglect air gap fringing. (a) (b) If I 2 = 0 and 1 = 15 mWb, find the value of I1 . If I1 = 10 A and I 2 = 20 A, determine 1 and 2 . SOLUTION: Since the core material is infinitely permeable, the first figure of Problem 1 is applicable. 0.003 R g1 1 6.366 105 H 1 7 o A1 4 10 0.050 0.075 R g2 2 0.002 4.244 105 H 1 7 o A2 4 10 0.050 0.075 (a) Summation of mmf’s around the decoupled left-hand branch gives N1I1 1R g1 0.015 6.366 105 9549 A-t I1 9549 9549 95.49 A N1 100 (b) Since the two branches are decoupled, 1 N1I1 100 10 1.57 mWb R g1 6.366 105 - 50 20 2.36 mWb , or = 2.36 mWb. N2 I2 2 R g 2 4.244 105 3. In the magnetic circuit shown below, the relative permeability of iron is. The length of the air-gap is g=3 mm and the total length of the iron is 0.4 m. For the magnet B510=rμr = 1.07 T, Hc=800 kA/m and the length of the magnet lm is 5 cm. Assuming the cross section is uniform, what is the flux density in the air gap? SOLUTION: Since the cross section is uniform, B is the same everywhere and there is no current: Hiron .liron H m .lm H g .lg 0 Bi Bm Bg B B ri .liron B H c lm B H c lm g 0 Br 800 103 3 103 0.4 2 3 2 B B 5 10 800 10 5 10 B 0 7 5 7 4 10 *10 1.07 4 10 Solving for B: B 1.005T