Question

For a coil having a magnetic circuit of constant reluctance, the flux is________ to the current.
O Directly proportional
O Inversely proportional
O Not related
O Very large compared to​

Answer 1

Answer:

For a coil having a magnetic circuit of constant reluctance, the flux is directly proportional to the current

Answer 2

For a coil having a magnetic circuit of constant reluctance, the flux is Directly proportional to the current.

Explanation:

• In a coil with a magnetic circuit with constant resistance, the flux is proportional to the current. The current grows in lockstep with the flux as a result.
• Magnetic flux can occur in a vacuum or in a medium, such as the air around the magnet or any other material in the flux's path. A magnetic circuit is the whole path along which the magnetic flux goes between the north and south poles.
• The amount of flux produced by a magnet is determined by a variety of factors, including the material used in the magnetic circuit. i.e. certain materials have a higher magnetic flux reluctance than others.