What is reluctance?, Physics

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It is the opposition offered by the material of the flux.

Reluctance α mean length of flux path and reluctance α 1/cross section A

Reluctance=1/μ0μrA

Here μ0 and μr are the permeability of free space and relative permeability of material respectively.


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