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    Exp 3 Solenoid

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    Aisyah Mohd Khair
    The document contains plots and tables showing the relationship between the log of the inductance (L) and the log of different variables for different coils. For coil length (l) in meters, the relationship is linear with the equation f(x) = 2.2337901056x - 1.370370005. For coil radius (r) in meters, the relationship is also linear with the equation f(x) = -1.1510050139x - 4.0027779886. Additional plots examine the relationships between log L and log N (number of turns) and other variables.

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    Exp 3 Solenoid

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    Aisyah Mohd Khair
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    The document contains plots and tables showing the relationship between the log of the inductance (L) and the log of different variables for different coils. For coil length (l) in meters, the relationship is linear with the equation f(x) = 2.2337901056x - 1.370370005. For coil radius (r) in meters, the relationship is also linear with the equation f(x) = -1.1510050139x - 4.0027779886. Additional plots examine the relationships between log L and log N (number of turns) and other variables.

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    The document contains plots and tables showing the relationship between the log of the inductance (L) and the log of different variables for different coils. For coil length (l) in meters, the relationship is linear with the equation f(x) = 2.2337901056x - 1.370370005. For coil radius (r) in meters, the relationship is also linear with the equation f(x) = -1.1510050139x - 4.0027779886. Additional plots examine the relationships between log L and log N (number of turns) and other variables.

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    Exp 3 Solenoid

    Uploaded by

    Aisyah Mohd Khair
    The document contains plots and tables showing the relationship between the log of the inductance (L) and the log of different variables for different coils. For coil length (l) in meters, the relationship is linear with the equation f(x) = 2.2337901056x - 1.370370005. For coil radius (r) in meters, the relationship is also linear with the equation f(x) = -1.1510050139x - 4.0027779886. Additional plots examine the relationships between log L and log N (number of turns) and other variables.

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    Coil L(H) N log L log N

    3 3.45E-04 300 -3.46218 2.477121 log L against log N


    6 2.05E-04 150 -3.68825 2.176091 0
    7 2.50E-04 75 -4.60206 1.875061 -0.5 1.8 1.9 2 2.1 2.2 2.3
    -1
    -1.5
    -2

    log L
    -2.5
    -3
    -3.5 f(x) = 1.8932981809x - 8.0374853007
    -4
    -4.5
    -5

    log N
    t log N

    2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6

    32981809x - 8.0374853007

    log N
    Coil L(H) l(m) log L log l
    1 8.19E-04 0.16 -3.08672 -0.79588 log L against log l
    4 2.47E-04 0.11 -3.6073 -0.95861
    5 7.37E-05 0.056 -4.13253 -1.25181
    -1.3 -1.2 -1.1 -1 -0.9

    log L
    f(x) = 2.2337901056x - 1.370370005

    log l
    gainst log l
    0
    -1.1 -1 -0.9 -0.8 -0.5-0.7
    -1
    -1.5
    -2
    -2.5
    -3
    7901056x - 1.370370005 -3.5
    -4
    -4.5
    log l
    Coil L(H) r(m) log L log r
    1 8.19E-04 0.02 -3.08672 -1.69897 log L against log r
    2 4.90E-04 0.16 -3.3098 -0.79588
    3 3.45E-04 0.25 -3.46218 -0.60206
    -1.8 -1.6 -1.4 -1.2 f(x) = -1
    - 1.1510050139x
    -0.8 - 4-

    log L
    log r
    st log r
    -2.95
    -1.2 f(x) = -1
    - 1.1510050139x
    -0.8 - 4.0027779886
    -0.6 -0.4
    -3
    -3.05
    -3.1
    -3.15
    -3.2
    -3.25
    -3.3
    -3.35
    log r

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