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In parallel magnetic circuit, the total ampere turn is equal to the:
Question

In parallel magnetic circuit, the total ampere turn is equal to the:

A.

ampere turn of only one smallest part

B.

ampere turn of only one longest part

C.

difference of ampere – turn of each path

D.

sum of amper – turn of each path

Correct option is D


In a parallel magnetic circuit, similar to an electrical parallel circuit, the total magnetomotive force (MMF) or ampere-turns required to produce the total magnetic flux is the sum of the ampere-turns of each path. Each parallel branch carries a portion of the total flux, and the MMF across each branch is the same, but the individual fluxes add up.
Thus, the correct total ampere-turn in a parallel magnetic circuit is the sum of the ampere-turns of each path.
Therefore, the correct answer is (d) Sum of ampere-turn of each path.

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