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# Calculation of self and mutual inductances

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- Subject: Calculation of self and mutual inductances
- From: P.Neumaier@z.zgs.de
- Date: Thu, 28 Dec 2000 13:56:37 -0000
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    Hello,

    can anybody help me? When I calculate the self inductance of e.g. a
    coil encircling a copper rod using the "A.J" integral I get the
    correct unit "Henry * A²". But this integral yields incorrect
    results, which can be prooved when defining a problem, which can also
    be solved analytically. However, using the integral "A" for the
    mutual inductance, the value is correct, but the unit is given
    as "A*m³" which is obviously not the unit for an inductance.

    Thanks for any answer in advance.

    Peter

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