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Now let the total equivalent inductance of the single circuit comprising coil 1
and coil 2 as they are connected as in Fig. 1.16 (a) be L e
The EMF induced in the whole circuit will, therefore, be
Thus, equating the expression for e in (iv) with the total EMFs as in (i), (ii),
(iii), and (iv):
Therefore,
L = L + L + 2M (vi)
1
e
2
When the coils are differentially connected as in Fig. 1.16 (b), the EMF
induced in coil 1 due to di in time dt in coil 2, i.e., in opposition to the
EMF induced in coil 1 due to its self-inductance. Similar is the case of the
EMF induced in coil 2 due to mutual inductance. Thus, for the differentially
connected coil
L′ = L + L − 2M (vii)
1
2
e
Thus, the total inductance of an inductively coupled series-connected coil
circuit can be expressed as
L = L + L ± 2M (1.40)
2
T
1