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Discussion Forum : Inductors - General Questions (Q.No. 21)
21.
The inductance of an iron-core coil decreases if
the number of turns is decreased
the iron core is removed
the length of the coil decreases
none of the above
Answer: Option
Explanation:
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Discussion:
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HAris said:   6 years ago
L = (permiability)*(no of turns)^2*Area/Length.
L = u*N^2 * A/length.

Deepak said:   8 years ago
Here, L=£N^2A/L.

Svn said:   9 years ago
Right answer is both A and B.

Sandeshg said:   1 decade ago
Answers A, B are correct. Air core has less permittivity as compared to iron core hence lesser the permittivity lesser the inductance of the coil.

Eng. S.T.Arif said:   1 decade ago
Inductance (Physical property of a coil) L = U.N2.l.A.

U = Permeability of core,
N2 = NxN (Number of turns).
L = Length of coil.
A = Cross sectional area of coil.

So if to decrease L.

You decrease (remove of iron core).

Reduce N turns of coil.
Reduce length of coil.

The correct answer is not given in the question.

DIPAK said:   1 decade ago
L = N^2/R.
L = INDUCTANCE.
N = NUMBER OF TURNS.
R = RELUCTANCE OF CORE.

Deep sandholia said:   1 decade ago
Flux is directly proportional to no.of turns.

Kirthikumar rao said:   1 decade ago
Wkt LI=NQ
L=inductance of the coil
I=current
N=no of turns of the coil
Q=flux
as inductance is directly proportional to no of turns

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