Q.no 8. In a magnetic circuit, MMF is
A : Directly proportional to voltage applied
B: Inversely proportional to the voltage applied
C: Directly proportional to the product of current in conductor and turns of the coil
D: Directly proportional to the ratio of current in conductor and turns of the coil
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In a magnetic circuit, MMF is directly proportional to the product of the current in the conductor and turn of the coil.
- The MMF i.e. magnetomotive force is similar to the electromotive force.
- It has the units of ampere-turns.
- The MMF is responsible for setting up the magnetic flux in the magnetic circuit.
- The magnetomotive force is the magnetic pressure that is responsible for the magnetic flux in the circuit.
- It is responsible in certain substances for the origin of magnetic fields.
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