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9780486474403

Inductance Calculations

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  • Copyright: 2009-10-22
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This authoritative compilation of formulas and tables simplifies the design of inductors for electrical engineers. It features a single simple formula for virtually every type of inductor, together with tables from which essential numerical factors may be interpolated. An esteemed reference, it belongs in the library of every electrical engineer. 1946 edition.

Table of Contents

Introductionp. xiii
General Principlesp. 1
Methods of Calculating Inductancesp. 6
Basic Formulasp. 6
Formulas for Actual Circuits and Coilsp. 9
Integration of Basic Formulas over the Cross Section of the Windingp. 9
Taylor's Series Expansionsp. 10
Rayleigh Quadrature Formulap. 11
Lyle Method of Equivalent Filamentsp. 12
Sectioning Principlep. 13
Geometric Mean Distance Methodp. 14
Correction for Insulating Spacep. 15
Geometric Mean Distancesp. 17
Equal Rectangles with Corresponding Sides Parallelp. 18
G.m.d. of Equal Parallel Rectangles, Longer Sides in Same Straight Linep. 19
G.m.d. of Equal Parallel Rectanglesp. 20
Longer Sides Perpendicular to Line Joining Their Centersp. 20
G.m.d. of Line of Length a from Itselfp. 21
Circular Area of Radius a from Itselfp. 21
Ellipse with Semiaxes a and bp. 21
Rectangle, sides B and Cp. 21
Values of Constants for G.m.d. of a Rectanglep. 22
G.m.d. of an Annulus from Itselfp. 22
Circular Area of Radius ap. 22
G.m.d. of an Annulusp. 23
G.m.d. of Point or Area from an Annulusp. 23
G.m.d. of One Circular Area from Anotherp. 24
General Relation among Geometric Mean Distancesp. 24
Construction of and Method of Using the Collection of Working Formulasp. 26
Circuits Whos Elements are Straight Filaments
Parallel Elements of Equal Lengthp. 31
Mutual Inductance of Two Equal Parallel Straight Filamentsp. 31
Values of Q for Use in Formula (2)p. 32
p. 34
Mutual Inductance of Two Equal Parallel Conductorsp. 34
p. 35
Self-inductance of a Straight Conductorp. 35
p. 36
Inductance of Multiple Conductorsp. 37
Examples 4 and 5p. 37
Inductance of Return Circuit of Parallel Conductorsp. 39
Examples 6 and 7p. 40
Return Circuit of Two Tubular Conductors One Inside the Otherp. 41
p. 42
Polycore Cablep. 42
p. 43
Inductance of Shuntsp. 43
Mutual Inductance of Unequal Parallel Filamentsp. 45
General Casep. 45
Special Casesp. 46
Filaments with Their Ends in 45 Common Perpendicularp. 46
p. 46
Mutual Inductance of Parallel Conductors of Unequal Length However Placedp. 47
Mutual Inductance of Filaments an Angle to Each Otherp. 48
Equal Filaments Meeting at a Pointp. 48
Values of Factors in Formula (39) for the Mutual Inductance of Equal Inclined Fila-mentsp. 49
p. 50
Unequal Filaments Meeting at a Pointp. 50
Unequal Filaments Meeting at a Point. Values of S1 to Be Used in Formula (45)p. 51
p. 51
Unequal Filaments in the Same Plane, Not Meetingp. 52
p. 53
Mutual Inductance of Two Straight Filaments Placed in Any Desired Positionsp. 55
p. 57
Circuits Composed of Combinations of Straight Wiresp. 59
General Formula for the Inductance of a Triangle of Round Wirep. 59
Rectangle of Round Wirep. 60
Regular Polygons of Round Wirep. 60
General Formula for Calculation of the Inductance of Any Plane Figurep. 60
Values of a for Certain Plane Figuresp. 61
Data for the Calculation of Inductance of Polygons of Round Wirep. 62
p. 63
Inductance of Circuits Enclosing Plane Curvesp. 65
p. 65
Mutual Inductance of Equal, Parallel, Coaxial Polygons of Wirep. 66
Ratios for Calculating the Mutual Inductance of Coaxial Equal Polygonsp. 67
p. 69
Inductance of Single-layer Coils on Rectangular Winding Formsp. 70
Formulas for Different Casesp. 70
Coefficients, Short Rectangular Solenoidp. 72
Values of Coefficients, Rectangular Solenoidsp. 72
p. 73
Coils and Other Circuits Composed of Circular Elements
Mutual Inductance of Coaxial Circular Filamentsp. 77
Formulas for Filaments of Unequal Radiip. 77
p. 78
Values of Factor f in Formula (77)p. 79
Auxiliary Table for Circles Very Close Togetherp. 81
Auxiliary Table for Circles Very Far Apartp. 82
Special Case. Circles of Equal Radiip. 82
Values of f for Equal Circles Near Togetherp. 83
Values of f for Equal Circles Far Apartp. 84
p. 85
Auxiliary Table for Equal Circles Very Near Togetherp. 85
Auxiliary Table for Equal Circles Very Far Apartp. 86
Mutual Inductance of Coaxial Circular Coilsp. 88
Mutual Inductance of Coaxial Circles of Wirep. 88
p. 89
Mutual Inductance of Coaxial Circular Coils of Rectangular Cross Sectionp. 89
Special Case. Equal Coils of Square Cross Sectionp. 90
p. 91
Mutual Inductance of Brooks Coilsp. 91
Coupling Coefficients of Brooks Coilsp. 92
Design of Equal Coaxial Coils of Square Cross Sectionp. 92
p. 93
Design of Mutual Inductance Composed of Two Equal Brooks Coilsp. 93
Self-inductance of Circular Coils of Rectangular Cross Sectionp. 94
Nomenclaturep. 94
Inductance of Circular Coils of Square Cross Sec- tionp. 95
Values of Constant P0′ in Formula (91) for Coils of Square Cross Sectionp. 96
p. 97
Brooks Coilsp. 97
Correction for Insulating Spacep. 98
p. 99
Design of Brooks Coil to Obtain a Desired Inductance with a Chosen Size of Wirep. 99
p. 100
Design of a Brooks Coil to Obtain a Chosen Inductance and Time Constantp. 101
p. 105
Inductance of Circular Coil with Rectangular Cross Section of Any Desired Proportionsp. 105
Values of k for Thin, Long Coils, Formula (99)p. 106
Values of k for Short, Thick Coils, Formula (99)p. 107
Values of F for Disc Coils, Formula (100)p. 108
Values of F for Thin, Long Coils, Formula (100)p. 109
Interpolation in Tables 22, 23 and 24, 25 (Double Interpolation)p. 110
p. 111
Values of P for Disc Coils, Formulas (100) and (100a)p. 113
Mutual Inductance of Solenoid and a Coaxial Circular Filamentp. 114
Basic Case. Circle in the End Plane of the Solenoidp. 114
Values of Q0 for Mutual Inductance Solenoid and Circle, Formula (103)p. 115
Values of R0 for the Mutual Inductance of Solenoid and Coaxial Circle, Formula (104)p. 116
General Case. Circle Not in the End Planep. 117
p. 117
Campbell Form of Mutual Inductance Standardp. 119
p. 120
Mutual Inductance of Coaxial Single-layer Coilsp. 122
Nomenclaturep. 122
General Formulap. 123
p. 127
Values of Bn as Function of ¿ and ¿2, Formula (108)p. 124
Values of Bn. Auxiliary Table for Large ¿ and ¿2p. 126
p. 127
Concentric Coaxial Coilsp. 128
p. 133
Values of Polynomial ¿6(¿2) as Function of ¿2p. 129
Values of Polynomial ¿4 (¿2) as Function of ¿2p. 130
Values of Polynomial ¿6(¿2) as Function of ¿2p. 131
Values of Polynomial ¿8(¿2) as Function of ¿2p. 132
p. 133
Principle of Interchange of Lengthsp. 133
p. 134
Loosely Coupled Coilsp. 134
p. 135
Coaxial Coils of Equal Radiip. 137
Values of Bn for Coils of Equal Radii (¿ = 1)p. 138
p. 139
Concentric Coils of Equal Lengthp. 139
p. 140
Single-layer Coils on Cylindrical Winding Formsp. 142
Basic Current Sheet Formulasp. 142
Inductance of Ring Conductorp. 143
Values of K for Short Singlelayer Coils, Formula (118)p. 144
Values for K for Long Single-layer Coils, Formula (118)p. 146
Correction for Insulating Spacep. 149
p. 149
Correction Term G in Formulas (120) and (135)p. 148
Correction for Insulating Spacep. 149
p. 49
Correction Term H in Formulas (120) and (135)p. 150
General Design of Single-layer Coils on Cylindrical Formsp. 151
Design Data. Single-layer Coils, r = <$$$>p. 152
Given Diameter, Length, and Winding Density; To Calculate the Inductancep. 153
Design Data for Short Single-layer Coils, R =<$$$>p. 154
p. 154
Given Inductance, Length, and Winding Density; To Calculate the Diameterp. 156
p. 157
Given Inductance, Diameter, and Winding Density; To Calculate the Lengthp. 157
p. 158
Given Inductance, Diameter, and Length; To Calculate the Winding Densityp. 158
p. 159
Given Inductance and the Shape Ratio; To Calculate Length and Diameterp. 159
p. 160
Inductance as a Function of the Number of Turnsp. 160
p. 160
Most Economical Coil Shapep. 161
p. 162
Special Types of Single-layer Coilp. 163
Helices of Conductor of Large Cross Sectionp. 163
Helices of Round Wirep. 163
p. 163
Helices of Rectangular Stripp. 164
p. 166
Flat Spirals of Stripp. 167
p. 168
Toroidal Coilsp. 169
Closely Wound Single-layer Coil on a Torusp. 169
Toroidal Coils of Rectangular Turnsp. 170
p. 170
Single-layer Polygonal Coilsp. 170
Data for Calculations of Polygonal Single-layer Coilsp. 172
p. 174
Series Formulas for Short Polygonal Coilsp. 175
p. 175
Flat Spirals with Polygonal Turnsp. 176
Mutual Inductance of Circular Elements with Parallel Axesp. 177
Mutual Inductance of Circular Filaments of Equal Radii and with Parallel Axesp. 177
p. 178
Values of F for Equal Circles with Parallel Axes, Formula (159)p. 179
Angular Position for Zero Mutual Inductance of Parallel Equal Circlesp. 180
Mutual Inductance of Coplanar Circular Filaments of Equal Radiip. 180
Constants for Equal Coplanar Circular Elements, Formulas (160) and (161)p. 181
p. 182
Mutual Inductance of Circular Filaments Having Parallel Axes and Unequal Radiip. 182
Distant Circlesp. 182
Examples 65 and 66, 183p. 184
Circles Close Togetherp. 184
Graphical Solution for Circular Filaments with Parallel Axesp. 187
p. 186
Mutual Inductance of Eccentric Circular Coilsp. 191
Mutual Inductance of Circular Filaments Whose Axes Are Inclined to One Anotherp. 193
Circular Filaments Whose Axes Intersect at the Center of One of the Coilsp. 193
p. 194
Best Proportions for a Variometerp. 195
Values of Constant R for Inclined Circles, Formula (168)p. 196
Calculation in the Most General Casep. 201
p. 201
Mutual Inductance of Inclined Circular Filaments Whose Axes Intersect but Not at the Center of Eitherp. 204
p. 204
General Method of Treatmentp. 205
Most General Case. Inclined Circular Filaments Placed in Any Desired Positionp. 206
Mutual Inductance of Circular Coils of Small Cross Section with Inclined Axesp. 207
Mutual Inductance of Solenoids with Inclined Axes, and Solenoids and Circular Coils with Inclined Axesp. 209
Inclined Solenoids with Center of One on the End Face of the Otherp. 209
Concentric Solenoids with Inclined Axesp. 210
Unsymmetrical Casesp. 210Solenoid
p. 212
Circuit Elements of Larger Cross Sections with Parallel Axesp. 215
Solenoid and Circular Filamentp. 215
Values of Kn in Formulas (183) and (185)p. 216
p. 217
Solenoids with Parallel Axesp. 219
p. 221
Solenoids with Parallel Axes Having Zero Mutual Inductancep. 224
p. 224
Solenoid and Coil of Rectangular Cross Section with Parallel Axesp. 224
Corrections for Coil Thickness. Coils with Parallel Axes, Formulas (188), (190), and (192)p. 226
p. 227
Two Coils of Rectangular Cross Sections with Parallel Axesp. 228
p. 231
Mutual Inductance of Disc Coils with Parallel Axesp. 234
p. 235
Auxiliary Tables of Functions which Appear Frequently in Inductance Formulasp. 236
Natural Logarithms of Numbersp. 236
or Converting Common Logarithms into Natural Loga-rithmsp. 237
Values of Zonal Harmonic Functionsp. 238
Series for Zonal Harmonicsp. 242
Differential Coefficientsp. 242
Values of Differential Coefficients of Zonal Harmonics, 244p. 247
Formulas for the Calculation of the Magnetic Force between Coilsp. 248
Force between Two Coaxial Circular Filamentsp. 248
Maximum Value of the Forcep. 249
Values of P. Force between Coaxial Circular Filamentsp. 250
Values of q1 (or q) for Values of k′2 (or k2)p. 251
Spacing Ratio and Force for Maxi-mum Position Coaxial Circular Filamentsp. 252
p. 253
Force between Two Coaxial Coils of Rectangular Cross Sectionp. 253
p. 254
Direction of the Forcep. 254
Force between Solenoid and a Coaxial Circular Filamentp. 255
Center of Circle at Center of End Face of Coilp. 255
Filament Outside the Solenoidp. 255
Filament Inside the Solenoidp. 256
Force between a Single-layer Coil and a Coaxial Coil of Rectangular Cross Sectionp. 256
p. 257
Force between Two Coaxial Single-layer Coilsp. 258
p. 259
High Frequency Formulasp. 261
General Considerationsp. 261
Straight Cylindrical Conductorp. 264
High Frequency Resistance and Inductance of Straight Wiresp. 266
Values of x0 for Copper Wire 1 mm. Diameter, Frequencies 1 to 100 kcp. 267
Maximum Diameter of Conductors in Cm. for Resistance Ratio 1.01p. 268
p. 269
Limiting Fractional Change of Inductance with Frequencyp. 270
Isolated Tubular Conductorp. 271
Values of Factor F0 for Approximate Calculations Based on (215) and (227)p. 272
p. 273
Go-and-return Circuit of Round Wirep. 274
p. 276
Correction Factor for Proximity Effect Parallel Round Wiresp. 276
Go-and-return Circuit of Parallel Tubular Conductorsp. 277
Correction Factor for Proximity Effect in Parallel Tubular Conductorsp. 277
Coaxial Cablep. 278
High Frequency Resistance of Coaxial Cablep. 278
p. 279
High Frequency Inductance of Coaxial Cablep. 280
p. 281
Referencesp. 283
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