How to calculate coupling factor?, Mechanical Engineering

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Q. Two coils with self inductances 1H and 4H have a mutual inductance of 1H. The RMS value of current flowing in the two coils is 4A and 1A respectively. Find the coupling factor

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Given

 

                  Mutual inductance M = 1H

 

                       L1 = 1 H

 

                       L2 = 4 H

Given     I1 = 4 Amp

 

                      I2 = 1 Amp

 The total magnetic energy stored

 

                W = 1/2L1I12 + 1/2L2I22 ±1/2MI1I2

 

                W = {1/2 ×1 × 16 } + {1/2 × 4 × 1}± {1/2 × 1 × 4 × 1}

 

                W = 12 or 8 watt


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