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Plugin square_loop - calculation of a rectangular loop inductance.

square loop inductor

rectangular loop inductorThe inductive element in the form of a rectangular loop large size is quite often used as induction sensors in geological exploration, on the road etc.

There are several little different from each other empirical formulae for calculating the inductance as a rectangular loop of wire. In the plugin square_loop following formula is used:

rectangular loop inductance formula

 

where:

  • L - inductance (μH);
  • a, b - loop sizes from center to center of wire (m);
  • r - the radius, half of the wire diameter (m)
  • µ - magnetic permeability of the wire;
  • c - the diagonal of the frame is calculated by the formula:rectangular diagonal formula

The permeability of some metals:

Copper 0.999994
Aluminum 1.000022
Steel 100
 
 
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Can i use it as metal detector?
You can use it as a big metal detector as in the airport. The individual searching metal detector needs a multi-winding loop.
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