Electricity and magnetism for advanced students (1920)
Starling, Sydney George, 1873- · London Longmans, Green · leaf 328
+ LMR LjL. — M- and To = 1 ampere. It will be seen that after six seconds the steadystate lias been very nearly reached. The dotted curve gives thegrowth of the primaiy current when there is no secondary circuit. XI. CHARGE FLOWING IN SECONDARY CIRCUIT 317 The second curves have been drawn for the… … FiG. 309. Charge Flowing in Secondary Circuit.—The quantity of electricitythat has been caused to circulate in the secondary circuit at either the starting or the stopping of the primary current, is I *2^< and is the area included between the ig curve and the axis (Fig. 309). It mayalso be found…
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