Coupled circuits can be analyzed by representing them as equivalent circuits. The equivalent circuit for a magnetically coupled circuit contains mutual inductance terms that account for the magnetic coupling between coils. The equivalent circuit equations relate the voltages across each inductor to the currents through each inductor, the resistances, and the mutual inductance. As an example, a magnetic circuit is shown and its equivalent conductively coupled circuit is to be drawn to calculate the current supplied by the voltage source.
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Example:
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V
10Ω
5Ω
j2Ω
j3Ω j4Ω
-j2Ω
Draw the conductively coupled equivalent circuit of the magnetic
circuit shown. Hence, find the current supplied by the source.