Question
Two identical circular current-carrying loops, placed
coaxially, carry the same current i in the same direction . As the loops are brought closer to each other, what will happen to the current in each loop?Solution
Given:
- Two identical circular loops
- Carry same current i in same direction
- Placed coaxially (on the same axis)
Thus, the mutual inductance MMM between the loops increases . Now, by Lenz’s law :
- Any change that tends to increase magnetic flux opposes the original current.
- So, when mutual inductance MMM increases, to oppose the increased flux, an induced emf is created which tries to decrease the original current.
AB`->` CD
AF`->` D
DE`->` F
C`->` G
F`->` E
G`->` A
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