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Di Chang
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Hi All,
I am new to this forum. Thanks for viewing my question in advance.
I have a confusion about the duration of eddy current. All the formulae I found are to calculate the intensity of the current. I am implementing a switch in my experiment which will turn on/off the magnetic field inside a metal vacuum chamber for a few ms, let's sat, on for 8ms and off for 2ms, and I am wondering in this case, the duration of the eddy current will totally depend on the switching time or there is a way to calculate the shortest duration time the eddy current has to take for a single loop the electrons have to run for.
Thanks a lot!
Di
I am new to this forum. Thanks for viewing my question in advance.
I have a confusion about the duration of eddy current. All the formulae I found are to calculate the intensity of the current. I am implementing a switch in my experiment which will turn on/off the magnetic field inside a metal vacuum chamber for a few ms, let's sat, on for 8ms and off for 2ms, and I am wondering in this case, the duration of the eddy current will totally depend on the switching time or there is a way to calculate the shortest duration time the eddy current has to take for a single loop the electrons have to run for.
Thanks a lot!
Di