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Inductor was made using a PVC pipe with a diameter of 0.625 inches, 100 turns and the width of the windings along the length of the inductor was measured to equal 0.255 inches. a. Calculate the theoretical inductance of this inductor recognizing that Î¼o=4Ï€âˆ™10^-7 H/m and that Î¼râ‰ˆ1 for air.
b. The magnetic wire used for the windings was made out of copper (sigma = 5.96 x10^7 S/m). The diameter of the wire was measured to be 4x10^-3 inches in diameter. Calculate the theoretical resistance of the copper wire used to make the inductor. How does your calculated value compare to the measured value of 13.6 Ohm?

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