AT/m is the unit of

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Rajasri Mundrathi Staff asked 3 years ago

Options:
a) MMF
b) Reluctance
c) Magnetising force
d) Magnetic flux density

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Rajasri Mundrathi Staff answered 3 years ago

The correct answer is
Magnetising force