Calculate B(0). Draw B (measured values)- n curve for current 1A (remarks: see Fig2 and equation 2 from presentation) B(0) (mT) I (mm) R (mm) Мeasure Calculate d d 75 160 13 3.55 150 160 13 7.00 300 160 13 14.2

Calculate B(0). Draw B (measured values)- n curve for current 1A (remarks: see Fig2 and equation 2 from presentation) B(0) (mT) I (mm) R (mm) Мeasure Calculate d d 75 160 13 3.55 150 160 13 7.00 300 160 13 14.2

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Calculate B(0). Draw B (measured values)- n curve for current 1A (remarks: see Fig2 and
equation 2 from presentation)
B(0) (mT)
I (mm)
R (mm)
Calculate
n
Measure
d
d
75
160
13
3.55
150
160
13
7.00
300
160
13
14.2

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