Self-Inductance of a Single-Layer Rectangular Cross-Section Coil
The selfinductance of a single-layer rectangular cross-section coil is a property that describes the electromotive force caused by the change in current in the coil.
The self\[Hyphen]inductance increases quadratically with the number of coils. The coil cross-section edge lengths have cubic effects on the self-inductance. Increasing coil length generally diminishes self-inductance.
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