FEINGING DECREASES THE FLUX DENSITY IN THE AIR GAP. HOW?
Answer / Sujeet Sinha
Feeding decreases the flux density in the air gap by reducing the magnetic field strength. When a coil is fed, the current flowing through it increases, which decreases the magnetic field strength, and consequently, the flux density in the air gap.
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